Tabular Editor for Power BI Users | Sue Bayes | VanPUG PBI Ed - Jul 2024

SESSION OUTLINE:
First, we'll learn about some of the newest features and updates in Power BI with Joseph Yeates. Next, we'll learn about Tabular Editor with Microsoft MVP, Sue Bayes. There is a lot of talk about how as a professional Power BI developer, you should use Tabular Editor. Yet when you open it, it’s daunting. Where do you start, what do these buttons do, how long is it going to take for me to learn this, is it really worth it?

In this session, we will run through the core components of Tabular Editor in normal, non-programming language. We look at how you can utilise this software to save you time in working with Power BI.

Session Objectives:

Understand the Tabular Editor interface and its various elements
Learn how to use Tabular Editor to create and manage Tabular models
Learn how to use key features of Tabular Editor, including the formula bar, expression editor, and DAX functions
Understand the difference between Tabular Editor 2 and 3 including when it's time to switch.
Understand how Tabular Editor 3 can be integrated with Microsoft Analysis Services and Power BI.
SPEAKER PROFILE:
As a seasoned data analyst and Microsoft MVP in Data Platform, Sue Bayes honed her skills in Power BI, Excel, Python, and R, all while managing her own business in Plymouth, Devon. Sue's passion for running and yoga keeps her balanced, providing a clear mind to tackle data challenges. She's driven by a desire to enhance the stability of her business and continually develop her technical skills.

Sue loves discussing all things data, from advanced analysis techniques to visualization strategies. Her goal is to not only grow her own expertise but also to inspire and encourage others, especially women, to develop their skills and thrive in the field. Together, we can explore new ways to present and interpret data, making our insights both meaningful and accessible.

Connect with Sue online at:

Website: databayes.co.uk
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/suebayes