With visual calculations (Generally Available), you can write DAX directly on a visual to calculate exactly what you need to show. They're useful when a calculation is specific to a single visual, so you can define the logic right where you need it instead of adding a model or report measure. Figure: Create a visual calculation directly on a Power BI visual. Custom totals for tables and matrices are also generally available. Custom totals are powered by visual calculations and give you a simple way to adjust the total row to fit your reporting needs. Figure: Customize totals for table and matrix columns using built-in aggregation options. How visual calculations work A visual calculation is a DAX calculation directly on a visual. Because the calculation runs against the aggregated data already on the visual, the DAX is often simpler than the equivalent measure, and you don't need to manage filter context across the whole model. To add a visual calculation, se...
When enabling Microsoft Entra ID single sign-on (SSo) for Starburst (Preview) report viewers querying semantic models in DirectQuery mode authenticate to Starburst with their own Entra ID identity, to Starburst's access policies — including row-level and column-level security rules — are evaluated against the actual end user rather than a fixed connection account. Two connectors, one to use The Starburst connectors are built and maintained by Starburst. Two Starburst entries appear in the Power BI Get Data list. The original Starburst connector remains available for existing reports, but the new SSO experience ships in the Starburst secured by Entra ID connector — pick this one for any new report where you want Entra identities to flow end-to-end, as in the following screenshot. Figure: The Starburst secured by Entra ID connector. How it works The Starburst secured by Entra ID connector supports both Import and DirectQuery semantic models through the on-premises d...