At Ballard Chalmers, we have become huge fans of Microsoft Flow from Office 365, using it among other things to create our internal client sites, send out our monthly support updates and other digital workplace process automation steps. This automation has…
There is a lot of buzz around PowerApps at the moment with Microsoft confirming at the recent SharePoint Virtual Summit that it is the strategic tool to replace the functionality that InfoPath used to offer. Unfortunately for those of you…
Power BI is changing! It still has the same underlying components, such as Power Query and Power View, but has been enhanced and repackaged, and many additional data sources added. Excel is still present, but there is more emphasis on…
Empowering users with the ability to analyse their own data is a worthy objective in its own right. So is enabling them to do so without having to install complex data analysis software on their own PCs. Letting users manipulate…
SQL Server has always had a strong connection with Excel and for two very good reasons: 1) SQL Server is excellent at storing, querying and analysing large data sets. 2) Excel allows users to work with and present data in…