Power BI Embedded, Power BI Updates Archive, Data Silos, and more...

	• Power BI Embedded - January 2018 New features for Power BI Embedded in January 2018: it is now possible to select the visuals to embed for a report, to customize the layout, to include row-level security (RLS) for tiles and dashboards, and to control the loading of embedded content. Read more »
	• Power BI Updates Archive Microsoft created a page that includes the features released in each of the monthly updates to Power BI Desktop since February 2015. Even if older versions cannot be downloaded, this page is useful to read descriptions and watch videos of features released months ago. Read more »
	• The On-Premises Data Gateway and Power BI - Revisited Adam Saxton published an updated video for the on-premises Data Gateway and Power BI. It includes details about clusters and Power BI data storage location. If you did not read news about data gateway in the last 12 months, watch this videos to update your knowledge! Watch now »
	• Prefix Image and Shape Titles in Power BI David Eldersveld shares an interesting consideration about naming convention for bookmarks in Power BI. It is a smart idea to avoid confusion in the Selection pane when there are many objects and only a few of them have associated links. Read more »
	• Preventing Data Silos with Power BI Patrick LeBlanc shows how to avoid data silos in a very entertaining video. Recommended to all the users who need to understand the difference between publishing a report and publishing just a data model on Power BI service. Watch now »
	• Comments & Emails in Power BI with PowerApps Jason Thomas shows how to integrate Power App in a Power BI report to collect comments and send emails within the report itself. It is a nice proof of concept of what it is possible with this integration. Read more »
	• Using your own SQL Queries for Tables in SSAS 2016 Chris Webb shows how to use custom SQL queries as data sources in Analysis Services 2017 and Azure Analysis Services with compatibility level 1400. Read more »

Week-Based Time Intelligence in DAX

The DAX language provides several Time Intelligence functions that simplify writing calculations such as year-to-date, year-over-year and so on. However, if you have a special calendar structure such as a 4-4-5 weeks' calendar, you need to write your custom Time Intelligence calculation. In this article, you will learn how to write the required DAX formulas. Read more »