Slowly Changing Dimension (SCD) in Power BI, Part 2, Implementing SCD 1
I explained what SCD means in a Business Intelligence solution in my previous post. We also discussed that while we do not expect to handle SCD2 in a Power BI implementation, we can handle scenarios similar to SCD1. In this post, I explain how to do so. Scenario We have a retail company selling products. … Continue reading Slowly Changing Dimension (SCD) in Power BI, Part 2, Implementing SCD 1
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