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      <description>Someone asked me the other day below thing: “On the same column I want a
Range of dates not Duration between two dates So I have a Creation date and fulfillment
date I need to come up with a column of weekly Range like for example 10/21 – 10/27
10/28 – 11/01 11/02 – 11/09…</description>
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      <description>“Another month, another Power BI Desktop update” as Guy(s) in a Cube use
to say. Power BI Desktop October 2018 update brings in quite a few updates, with
one thing being my favorite as I always do/check it manually when working with new
data: Data Profiling. For more info and how to enable it, visit…</description>
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      <description>Error: Refreshing Power BI report generates “The key didn’t match any rows
in the table” error. Cause: Click “Edit Queries” button. If you do not see the error
message, click “Refresh Preview” button. Once you have the error message, click
“Go To Error“. Error message will remain, but you should have “Edit Settings” button
now,…</description>
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      <description>To successfully create Visio diagrams from Excel, Visio Pro for Office 365 is required. Here you can see the prices or download trial. Open Excel (I have latest release of Excel from Office 365 suite) In the search box, type “process” and hit Enter. Among other search results, 2 Excel templates should appear with Excel…</description>
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