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Deep dive into composite semantic models with Direct Lake and import tables

Getting your data job done just got easier with composite semantic models, mixing Direct Lake tables with import tables, now available in public preview.

Deprecation of Metric Sets in Power BI

The Metric Sets feature in Power BI will be deprecated, with a phased retirement beginning October 25th, 2025. What’s Changing and When Scorecards and all associated datasets or measures will not be impacted by this change. Recommended alternatives If you have relied on Metric Sets, here are recommended approaches to continue managing and tracking your …

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TMDL view (Generally Available)

TMDL view is now generally available in Power BI Desktop!

Power BI in Teams – Content Shared in Teams Chats Now Opens a Dedicated Separate Window Within Teams

Power BI in Teams – Content Shared in Teams Chats Now Opens a Dedicated Separate Window Within Teams

DAX UDFs: Code once, reuse everywhere (Preview)

Discover the power of DAX User Defined Functions (UDFs) in Power BI! Now in public preview, DAX UDFs let you define reusable logic with parameters—making your models cleaner, more maintainable, and easier to debug. Whether you’re building simple measures or advanced calculations like currency conversion, UDFs unlock a new level of flexibility. Learn how to get started and explore real-world examples in this post.

Deep Dive into Editing Semantic Models in the Power BI Service (Generally Available)

We are thrilled to announce that editing semantic models in the Power BI service is now generally available! This milestone unlocks end-to-end Power BI authoring directly in the browser, bringing core modeling parity between the web and Desktop experiences. Yes, that means Mac users can now model in Power BI, no Desktop required!

Calendar-based time intelligence: time intelligence, tailored (Preview)

Time-based analysis just got a major upgrade. Power BI now supports calendar-based time intelligence, giving you the flexibility to work with any calendar structure—fiscal, retail, lunar, or custom. Say goodbye to limitations like continuous date table requirements and lack of week-based calculations. With this new feature, you can define multiple calendars, map time attributes, and unlock powerful new DAX functions like TOTALWTD. Enable the preview today and explore a smarter way to analyze time in Power BI.

Announcing the Fabric Community Contest Winners!

We’re pleased to announce the winners of the latest Microsoft Fabric Community Contests, including the Power BI DataViz World Champs, Fabric Notebooks for Power BI, and the Translytical Task Flows contest.

Deprecation of Power BI Integration within SharePoint Lists and Libraries

Today, we are announcing the retirement of the Power BI integration within SharePoint lists and libraries. This change impacts customers who currently use the “Visualize the List” or “Visualize the Library” feature to create or access reports directly from SharePoint.