Driving AI‑Powered Healthcare: A Data & AI Webinar and Workshop Series
Across these sessions, you’ll learn how healthcare organizations are using Microsoft Fabric, advanced analytics, and AI to unify fragmented data, modernize analytics, and enable intelligent, scalable solutions, from enterprise reporting to AI‑powered use cases. Whether you’re just getting started or looking to accelerate adoption, these sessions offer practical guidance, real‑world examples, and hands‑on learning to help you build a strong data foundation for AI in healthcare. Date Topic Details Location Registration Link May 6 Webinar: Microsoft Fabric Foundations - A Simple Path to Modern Analytics and AI Discover how Microsoft Fabric consolidates fragmented analytics into a single integrated data platform, making it easier to deliver trusted insights and adopt AI without added complexity. Virtual Register May 13 Webinar: Reduce BI Sprawl, Cut Cost and Build an AI-Ready Analytics Foundation Learn how Power BI enables enterprise BI consolidation, consistent metrics, and secure, scalable analytics that support both operational reporting and emerging AI use cases. Virtual Register May 19-20 In Person Workshop: Driving AI‑Powered Healthcare: Advanced Analytics, AI, and Real‑World Impact Attend this two‑day, in‑person event to learn how healthcare organizations use Microsoft Fabric to unify data, accelerate AI adoption, and deliver measurable clinical and operational value. Day 1 focuses on strategy, architecture, and real‑world healthcare use cases, while Day 2 offers hands‑on workshops to apply those concepts through guided labs and agent‑powered solutions. Chicago May 27 Webinar: Unified Data Foundation for AI & Analytics - Leveraging OneLake and Microsoft Fabric This session shows how organizations can simplify fragmented data architectures by using Microsoft Fabric and OneLake as a single, governed foundation for analytics and AI. Virtual Register May 27-28 In Person Workshop: Driving AI‑Powered Healthcare: Advanced Analytics, AI, and Real‑World Impact Attend this two‑day, in‑person event to learn how healthcare organizations use Microsoft Fabric to unify data, accelerate AI adoption, and deliver measurable clinical and operational value. Day 1 focuses on strategy, architecture, and real‑world healthcare use cases, while Day 2 offers hands‑on workshops to apply those concepts through guided labs and agent‑powered solutions. Silicon Valley June 2 Webinar: Delivering Personalized Patient Experiences at Scale with Microsoft Fabric and Adobe Learn how healthcare organizations can improve patient engagement by unifying trusted data in Microsoft Fabric and activating it through Adobe’s personalization platform. Virtual Register June 3-4 In Person Workshop: Driving AI‑Powered Healthcare: Advanced Analytics, AI, and Real‑World Impact Attend this two‑day, in‑person event to learn how healthcare organizations use Microsoft Fabric to unify data, accelerate AI adoption, and deliver measurable clinical and operational value. Day 1 focuses on strategy, architecture, and real‑world healthcare use cases, while Day 2 offers hands‑on workshops to apply those concepts through guided labs and agent‑powered solutions. New York June 10 Webinar: From Data to Decisions: How AI Data Agents in Microsoft Fabric Redefine Analytics Join us to learn how Fabric Data Agents enable users to interact with enterprise data through AI‑powered, governed agents that understand both data and business context. Virtual Register June 17 Webinar: Building the Intelligent Factory: A Unified Data and AI Approach to Life Science Manufacturing Discover how life science & MedTech manufacturers use Microsoft Fabric to integrate operational, quality, and enterprise data and apply AI‑powered analytics for smarter, faster manufacturing decisions. Virtual Register June 23-24 In Person Workshop: Driving AI‑Powered Healthcare: Advanced Analytics, AI, and Real‑World Impact Attend this two‑day, in‑person event to learn how healthcare organizations use Microsoft Fabric to unify data, accelerate AI adoption, and deliver measurable clinical and operational value. Day 1 focuses on strategy, architecture, and real‑world healthcare use cases, while Day 2 offers hands‑on workshops to apply those concepts through guided labs and agent‑powered solutions. Dallas
In a Day (xIAD) Partner Events Program - Train the Trainer Events (DIAD/FAIAD/RTIAD/CDIAD)
We invite you to attend an upcoming Train the Trainer session for Microsoft Partners to learn more about the Microsoft In a Day (XIAD) Partner Events Programand how to lead workshops that empower customers to use and adopt Microsoft products. Our Train the Trainer events are designed to provide you with the knowledge and tools necessary to deliver successful Microsoft In a Day (XIAD) sessions. *Please note, participation is restricted to individuals representing a Microsoft Partner organization. You must register using your corporate email address that is associated with your Partner ID. Personal emails will not be approved. ✨ Why Attend? Expert Guidance: Learn from experienced trainers and get your questions answered. Comprehensive Resources: Access all the content and support you need to succeed. 📅 Upcoming Events: Dashboard in a Day This is a one-day, hands-on workshop for business analysts, covering the breadth of Power BI capabilities. April 17th, 2026 - EMEA - CEST time zone April 23rd, 2026 - Americas - PT time zone May 8th, 2026 - Americas - CT time zone June 4th, 2026 - APAC - SGT time zone Sign up here: https://aka.ms/TTTSignUp Fabric Analyst in a Day This is an intermediate-level training designed for Power BI Data Analysts who have at least one year of experience on Power BI but are new to Microsoft Fabric. April 17th, 2026 - EMEA - CEST time zone April 23rd, 2026 - Americas - PT time zone May 8th, 2026 - Americas - CT time zone June 4th, 2026 - APAC - SGT time zone Sign up here: https://aka.ms/TTTSignUp Real-Time Intelligence in a Day This is an intermediate-level training designed for Power BI developers looking to extract insights and visualize streaming and time sensitive data. April 17th, 2026 - EMEA - CEST time zone April 23rd, 2026 - Americas - PT time zone May 8th, 2026 - Americas - CT time zone June 4th, 2026 - APAC - SGT time zone Sign up here: https://aka.ms/TTTSignUp Chat with your Data in a Day This is an intermediate-level training designed for Power BI data analysts and developers to help get their models chat-ready and unlock instant insights using natural language. CDIAD TTT - April 9th, 2026 - EMEA - CEST time zone CDIAD TTT - May 5th, 2026 - APAC - SGT time zone CDIAD TTT - May 20th, 2026 - Americas - CT time zone CDIAD TTT - June 2nd, 2026 - EMEA - CEST time zone CDIAD TTT - June 8th, 2026 - APAC - SGT time zone CDIAD TTT - June 26th, 2026 - Americas - CT time zone New Offer Type: SQL AI App in a Day This is an intermediate-level, one‑day, hands‑on workshop showing SQL Developers and DBAs how to build the database backbone for modern AI apps using Azure SQL. SQLAIAD TTT - April 30, 2026 - Americas - CT time zone SQLAIAD TTT - May 8, 2026 - EMEA - CEST time zone SQLAIAD TTT - May 21,2026 - APAC - SGT time zone Sign up here: https://aka.ms/TTTSignUp Partner with us! Are you a Microsoft Partner interested in the opportunity to join the program and deliver Microsoft In a Day (XIAD) events? 🔍 Learn more about the program and review partner eligibility criteria: https://aka.ms/xiadpartneropportunity. 📧 Contact the XIAD Program team: xiadevents@microsoft.com 📤 Submit requests to deliver events: https://aka.ms/xIAD/PartnerEvents
Complex formulae with data model
Over the years, I have developed a significant excel data sheet which has gotten slower and slower with time. I have discovered the idea of excel's data model this week and have learnt how to import the data I need from its source CSV to the data model and I now have a power pivot which looks like what I originally had in excel. What I would like to do next, is to replicate some of the formulae I had in excel to calculate if something should be counted or not. I would not want the red one to be counted as this row would have been counted in the previous month. In excel I was using the following formula- =IF(COUNTIF(B5:M4,">0"),SUM(Patient!B5:M5*0),Patient!N5) is there a way of achieving this with the data model or would I have to hardcode this into another sheet? I was trying to avoid doing this to minimise the number of formulae... Many thanks for your help...This Week on the Fabric Engineering Connection
After a two‑week pause for FABCON & SQLCON - The Microsoft Fabric & SQL Community Conferences, we’re excited to welcome partners back for our first Fabric Engineering Connection call since the conference. Welcome back—and what a great way to restart the conversation! 🙌 This week’s sessions bring partners closer to the people building Microsoft Fabric, with timely insights and takeaways straight from FabCon. 🎙 What’s on the agenda: Fabric AI‑Powered Automation for Pro‑Developers (Americas & EMEA) presented by Evelina Alroy-Brin and Hasan Abo-Shally Recap of Data Warehouse announcements from FabCon presented by Rakesh Krishnan and Tino Tereshko 🇺🇦 🌍 Session times: Americas & EMEA: Wednesday, March 25 | 8–9 AM PT APAC: Thursday, March 26 | 1–2 AM UTC / Wednesday, March 25 | 5–6 PM PT These calls are a great opportunity to reconnect after FabCon, hear directly from engineering, and dig deeper into what’s new—and what’s next—for Microsoft Fabric. 👉 Participation is open to members of the Fabric Partner Community. Join here: https://aka.ms/JoinFabricPartnerCommunity
Filter Function or TAKE-DROP Function
Dear Experts, I have a Data like this:- Column A -> Has the File Names, and Column B,C,D have their corresponding data, In Column F I have the unique File Names and from G/H/I -> I need the start of the hfn/sfn/slot and in J/K/L the end of the hfn/sfn/slot for that File Name as populated , How to achieve this? Thanks & Regards Anupam Shrivastava
Power BI Service report on SharePoint lists with multi-select relationships
Dear all, we plan to document our projects on project specific SharePoint sites with risks, decisions, changes, scope statements and status reports in dedicated lists. The idea is to also cross-reference those items, i.e. for example a weekly status report (documented as a row in the list) could reference multiple decisions, risks or changes (rows from the other lists) via lookup columns. In addition to this setup, we want to be able to report via Power BI / Power Query in Power BI Service on the data documented in the project specific SharePoint sites and their lists. Now we are facing several challenges in this setup: dynamic data sources the number of projects, and hence the number of SharePoint sites and their lists are dynamic and need to be queried using functions, to circumvent the dynamic data source problem in Power BI service, e.g. Web.Contents() with option RelativePath extraction of multi-select references using SharePoint.Tables() gives the IDs of the referenced items in the other list, but this method cannot be modified with option RelativePath to circumvent dynamic data sources issue Web.Content() is able to use RelativePath option, however output for multi-select relationships doesn't seem to be complete getting identifiers for resolving references across different list one option we identified is combination of List.Id property (GUID) and ListItem.Id (int32), however here we are not sure if these are unique identifiers another option would be the field UniqueID {32-bit Hex} coming via SharePoint Search api call data privacy levels/combination of different data sources for resolving the relations between list (and related query output) lists would need to be referenced, which is not working in the Power BI service across different queries However we think, that we can circumvent that by doing the/resolving the relations via DAX So all in all i tried to combine several approaches to adress these requirements and also restrictions, however i am not sure anymore if the above outlined approach would be feasible at all. I hope that my description is not to confuse; in case anything is unclear or should be outlined in more detail please let me know. Did anybody else try to address such requirements and succeeded? Looking forward to any input for feedback :) Kind regards PetterConditional Formatting or a Specific Filter Rule
Dear Experts , I have a data like below:- here the Column-O, txNumber can go from 1,2,3 (txNum=2 and 3 means a Retransmission), I want to filter all the pairs for all Transmissions and their corresponding Retransmissions ( either by coloring them all using a conditional formatting) or using a specific filter Rule. How to identify the Transmission and it's corresponding Retransmission for a Specific HarqId( say for dlHarqProcessIndex ==7, the blue color Row-37 is my 1st transmission(txNumber ==1) for the dlHarqProcessIndex==7 with a tbSize of 852696, and adaptRetxStatus == NOTACTIVATE, and it's corresponding 2nd transmission( Retransmission , txNumber==2) Row-45, tbSize remains same(as it's corresponding 1st transmission) in all retransmissions and adaptRetxStatus changes to "APPLY" for all retrans txNumber==2,3) and similarly for other pairs like for dlHarqProcessIndex==13. Attached is the Worksheet.🚀 FabCon + SQLCon Partner Social Sprint
A 4‑Day LinkedIn Challenge for Partners Attending FabCon + SQLCon in Atlanta If you’re joining us in Atlanta this March for FabCon + SQLCon 2026, we’ve got a new way for you to amplify your impact: the Partner Social Sprint — a daily LinkedIn challenge designed to spotlight partner voices, share real‑world insights, and have some fun along the way. Whether you’re presenting, staffing a booth, or attending sessions, this is your chance to tell your story and connect with the global Microsoft Fabric & SQL community. 🔥 What Is the Partner Social Sprint? A 4‑day LinkedIn posting challenge running during FabCon + SQLCon 2026 in Atlanta. Each day has a theme, and every post earns you entries to win exclusive Fabric SWAG, including the fan‑favorite Fabric Kicks. 🗓 Daily Themes (Conference Week) Tuesday, March 17 – Day 0 (Travel / Partner Day) Why I’m going / why I’m here Wednesday, March 18 – Day 1 One big learning Thursday, March 19 – Day 2 Build your practice Friday, March 20 – Day 3 Customer impact ✅ How It Works If you’re a partner attending FabCon + SQLCon in Atlanta: Post once per day on LinkedIn during the event, following the daily theme. Use the hashtags: #FabConSQLCon26 #PartnerSocialSprintSweepstakes #MicrosoftPartner Tag the FabCon & SQLCon – The Microsoft Fabric & SQL Community Conferences LinkedIn page. Submit all your LinkedIn post URLs via the entry form. 👉 Each post = 1 entry, and if you post all 4 days, you’ll get 1 bonus entry. 🏆 What You Can Win Fabric SWAG Fabric Kicks Recognition in the Fabric Partner Community and across our channels 🌐 Who Should Join? Microsoft partners attending FabCon + SQLCon in Atlanta Partner sellers, architects, engineers, and community champions who want to: Share key learnings in real time Highlight their Fabric & SQL practices Showcase customer success and impact 👉 Ready to Sprint With Us? Get all the details and submit your posts here: https://aka.ms/PartnerSocialSprint Let’s light up LinkedIn with the stories, insights, and innovation coming out of FabCon + SQLCon. We can’t wait to see your posts from Atlanta!
