Boniface Muchendu

I'm a Power BI expert passionate about transforming raw data into actionable insights. With more than 7 years of experience, I help businesses make data-driven decisions through compelling visualizations and tailored dashboards.

Power Apps Layout Containers for Responsive Design

Designing responsive apps in Power Apps can be frustrating especially when resizing, reordering, and aligning elements on different devices becomes a never-ending formula chase. But what if there was a simpler way? Power Apps layout containers offer a clean, efficient way to create responsive designs without writing a single formula. Enter layout containers the secret [...]

Power BI Theming and External Sharing Tools in Microsoft Fabric

In today’s fast-moving data landscape, Power BI theming and secure external sharing are becoming more important than ever. As businesses scale their analytics efforts, they also need reports that look professional, stay consistent, and remain easy to share securely. Because of this, Microsoft Fabric now introduces two major innovations: an improved Power BI theme designer

Power Pages Data Model Step-by-Step Guide

Building a robust data model is a critical step when developing cloud-based applications in Microsoft Power Pages. While a visually appealing website is important, the real power lies in how your data is structured, stored, and connected. In this guide, we’ll walk through how to: Create a data model for Power Pages Automatically generate tables

Power BI Organizational Themes Guide

Power BI Organizational Themes make it easier to standardize report branding across your organization. Instead of manually sharing JSON theme files through email or SharePoint, administrators can centrally manage themes in Microsoft Fabric and Power BI, ensuring every report follows the same visual style and branding guidelines. Fortunately, Microsoft introduced a powerful new preview feature

Do You Need a Silver Layer in Power BI?

In the world of Power BI, Microsoft Fabric, and modern data engineering, few architectural patterns are discussed more than the Medallion Architecture. The familiar Bronze, Silver, and Gold layering approach has become a standard recommendation for many data teams. But here’s the real question: Do you actually need a Silver layer? That debate recently sparked

Power BI PBIX control: Why You Can’t Diff a PBIX File

Power BI PBIX control is one of the biggest challenges in modern Power BI development. In this article, we explore why Power BI PBIX control breaks in team environments and why PBIX files cannot be diffed or merged. Imagine asking a simple question in a Microsoft Power BI project: “What changed in this report since

Power BI authentication setup guide for login fixes

In this guide on Power BI authentication setup, we explore how to properly configure login authentication in a Power BI-based web application. The Power BI authentication setup process is essential because it controls how users sign in, how profiles are displayed, and how secure data connections are handled. Without a correct Power BI authentication setup,

Power Pages Web API Integration: Connect Dataverse to Your Site

Power Pages Web API is the key technology used to connect Power Pages sites to Dataverse and enable real-time data interaction. In this guide, we will explore how the Power Pages Web API works, how to configure permissions correctly, and how to troubleshoot common issues when building a Power Pages Web API integration. When working

Deploy Website to Power Pages: Claude Code Guide

In modern data-driven organizations, combining web applications with Microsoft’s Power Platform unlocks powerful possibilities. In this guide, we’ll walk through how to deploy a custom website to Power Pages using Claude Code, even if you’re not a professional developer. This tutorial builds on a previous setup where a sample service request website was created. Now,

Power BI Copilot Instructions: Fix AI Inconsistencies

Power BI Copilot AI Instructions are used to control how Copilot interprets questions inside a Power BI semantic model. They help reduce inconsistent answers by guiding Copilot on how to use measures, definitions, and business logic. Why does Power BI Copilot sometimes give different answers to the same question? It is easy to assume this