Welcome all to Learn Power BI Blog

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 Welcome all to Learn Power BI Blog

Welcome to the launch of the new and improved Know Power BI Blog and my first blog post! My name is P.Mallikharjuna Prasad, a Professional in Power BI and I am so excited to share with you MORE of what I can offer! The number of ideas, how-to’s, and inspirations whirling around in my head are ready to jump out. I wanted to start by telling you why I created this blog, what you will be seeing more of in my posts and my overall experience of revamping my Blog.



Why I started my blog

Since I started my Profession in Power BI, many of my friends have asked me “Why don’t you start a blog?!”  After doing much research and making friends with a few bloggers along the way, who have been so kind to offer much support and advice, I have become completely consumed with inspiration to start a blog for Power BI. I have finally realized all of the benefits that blogging can bring.




What you will be seeing more of in my posts

Power BI will obviously be the main topic of my blog, but get ready because you will be seeing much more than the regular Power BI Topics, and a mixture of Basics, Moderate, Advanced, topics of Power BI, Dax Functions, including my favorite Visualization, Report page customization, Cosmetic changes, New Methods, Updates, Tips, Tricks, Q&A, Material, Practice Sample Projects, Scenarios and lots more. Writing has never been a strong suit of mine and I will tell you, I am no expert on any of this. I may be a “perfectionist” but I am nowhere near perfect. I figure it will be a lot of trial and error so please bear with me on any grammar/spelling mistakes (disclaimer – I like to talk with many dashes and parentheses) and please feel free to always share your advice and communicate with me along the way! I hope to inspire you because truthfully, you all inspire me and I am SO looking forward to bringing you a more new way of Power BI.



To say last, I spend a lot of time giving you the best of my knowledge in Power BI. Please follow, share and I couldn’t ask for anything more! 

THANK YOU 🙏

P.M.Prasad 

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