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Data Model in Power BI

Data Model in Power BI

Cross filtering in Power BI – simple explanation
Groups in Power BI
Hierarchies in Power BI
How to create Dataflow and how to connect to it
Many to Many (N:N) relationship in Power BI
New table (View) in Data Model
Power BI – Column From Example
Quick Measures in Power BI

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