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To use Microsoft Lists data in Power BI, you can use a SharePoint connector for quick access. I'll show you how.
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To use Microsoft Lists data in Power BI, you can use a SharePoint connector for quick access. I'll show you how.
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This step-by-step guide will show you how to quickly turn a list of words into a word cloud using the Pro Word Cloud add-in for Microsoft PowerPoint.
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Once you decide the default Auto Date table isn’t adequate, you can create one that fulfills your grouping and filtering requirements in Microsoft Power BI.
If the natural data can't support the sorting and filtering requirements, you might need to add an index column and sort by it.