Using a Python Notebook using Semantic Link Labs to write a DAX Query output to a Lakehouse Table
In this blog post I am going to explain how to use a Python Notebook using the Semantic Link module, to run a DAX query and write the output to a Lakehouse table. I will show you how to install a Python library and then use it within my python notebook. If you are interested in more details on why...
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