How I Built a Full Power BI Semantic Model in Minutes Using Agentic AI and GitHub Copilot
In this second part of my blog series, I will show you how I edited the required files and then created my semantic model by using the Agentic Tools. To be transparent, I did use Claude to assist me with the initial setup steps below. This is quite a long blog post, so maybe make yourself something to drink a...
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