Transforming Azure DevOps Data into Actionable Insights
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Elevating Insights, Crafting Clarity – Transforming Analyzed Data into Actionable Reporting Assets.
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Your ADO organization probably generates a high number of work items and Power BI is an excellent reporting tool to help visual and track the work your team is assigned for an iteration. When creating Power BI reports using work
Tags are useful for categorizing and filtering work items in Azure DevOps. However, when you want to create Power BI reports based on the tags, you may encounter some challenges. For example, how can you count the number of work
A guide to securely and efficiently connect the Power BI Service to SQL Server with a service principal. A service principal is useful for accessing SQL Server from the Power BI Service as it is an identity that represents an
Incremental Refresh in Power BI for ADO Analytics Views Ensuring that work item reports remain useful requires a performant refresh action to keep the report up-to-date with the latest work item values. Configuring the incremental refresh policy on the analytics
Creating a Popup Report to View the HTML or Long text field from a Work Item In this blog post, I showed how to obtain the work item’s long text or HTML to the Power BI dataset. This enables you
Add the HTML and Long Text Fields to Analytics Views and ODATA Queries in Power B To add the HTML and long text fields to an existing Analytic View or ODATA query in the Power BI report, you need to
Quickly Open the ADO Work Item to view the Details from a Power BI Report Opening the ADO Work Item to view the details from a Power BI report is one of the most useful reporting. The users want to
Clean and Transform the Analytic View’s Data to make it Visual Friendly Making the default data types from an Analytics View graph friendly means changing to a more readable format. Most of the default data types for the fields in
Steps to Make the Area and Iteration Path Easier to View In some Azure DevOps projects we see long string values for Iteration Path due to nesting of iterations under common parent iteration. This long string value is not friendly