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Power Query – Fixing Missing Columns Dynamically

One of the challenges of making sure your query works in Power Query is data sources that have a changing schema. Some APIs miss out fields if the data is null and sometimes we need one report able to handle data files that are almost the same but not quite. In this post we will look at fixing 2 scenarios, a single missing column and multiple columns missing.

Laura GB
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Inherited Value in a Parent Child Pattern

There are times it is useful to calculate an inherited value from parent item to child. The target date of a feature to be passed down to the child user story and then onto the child tasks.

Laura GB
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DevOps Parent Child Hierarchy in Power BI

Azure DevOps is built around the pattern than items have child items and so a backlog view will show the items in a hierarchy. When the work items some into Power BI that is not shown. So this gives me the chance to use one of my favourite resources, DAX Patterns and their Parent-Child pattern.

Laura GB
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Get DevOps Data into Power BI

Azure DevOps is full of data that management want to to report on. Adding a Power BI report is an obvious way to do this. This post is my take on how I would build the reports.

Laura GB
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Editing Azure DevOps items in Excel

One of the easiest ways to edit a project in Azure DevOps is to connect Excel to the project. This post walks you through connecting to a project and updating the DevOps items in Excel.

Laura GB
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