Today I explored and practiced the following in Power BI & Data Modeling:
🔧 Fixed Power BI Map Visual Issue
(Solution: Chrome → Power BI Admin Portal → Tenant Settings → Integration Settings → Enable)-
📊 Dimension Modeling
- Fact Table → Stores measurable business data (sales, revenue, etc.)
- Dimension Table → Stores descriptive attributes (customer, product, time, etc.)
- Attributes → Properties that describe dimensions (customer name, product category, etc.)
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🌟 Schema Types
- Star Schema → Fact table connected directly to dimensions (simple & fast).
- Snowflake Schema → Dimensions further normalized into sub-dimensions (complex but reduces redundancy).
🗂 Conceptual Model
→ High-level design that shows entities, relationships, and flow of business data.🌍 Geo Data
→ Data that contains location info (like country, state, city) used for map visuals.➕ Create New Table
→ Done using Modeling > New Table in Power BI (with DAX formula).⚡ X Language (DAX)
→ Data Analysis Expressions, a formula language in Power BI for creating measures, calculated columns, and tables.
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