The first morning of 2017 welcomed me with these fantastic news:
I am honored to be part of such a wonderful and creative group of professionals, and would like to thank you, my readers, in helping me getting here.
As a special gift, here is a Power BI report that can help you finding your Power BI MVP. Click here to view the report on a separate window.
The report was created with Power BI Desktop and uses the Web connector to extract public data which is available here (Screenshot below).
Enjoy the report, and have a wonderful 2017.
Update: If you are an MVP, or want to share a cool gift with your fellow MVP, you can get a special report here.
Hi Gil, Congrats on the MVP award! Can’t say that this surprises me though 🙂
Hi Gil,
In case Microsoft or somebody else won’t agree with you to “leak” your .PBIX file, I think you can make a workaround by reproducing it as a demo version with fictitious data, Basically I think readers can learn a lot of tricks from it, right?
Hi Gil,
I tried to use PowerQuery to extract the web data like your pitfalls and unpivot series but failed, It sounded to me that QuickBooks Web Connector or something else is one of the tools to make it happen. If this is the case, would you please guide me a walkthrough how to use it? After all, Being unable to get the data first, it’s no way to do anything furthermore,
Hi Julian,
Not sure I follow. Are you asking for a QuickBook walkthrough or Import from Web as I did for the MVP site?
Did you mean you can import data from MVP site with Excel PowerQuery or PowerBI desktop alone, no need to use QuickBook? Yes, that’s what I wanted. I tried many times but got nothing.
Yes. Only Power Query. I will publish it soon.
Thank you very much. I can’t wait to learn it from you.
Hi Gil, Heartiest Congratulation on your award! I like your site. Hope to learn more from you.
Hi master, Congrats on the MVP award and welcome…
Hi Gil,
The link to the dashboard is broken ! Is it still available somewhere ?
Here you go: https://datachant.com/find-an-mvp/