Power BI Quiz – Themes

October 15, 2020 By Mike Carlo

This month I had the privilege of participating in the Power BI Quiz. If you don’t know about the Power BI Quiz show, this is an event that is put on by Just Blindbaek. Just does a great job of creating a Season of Quizzes. Experts from across the Power BI community are co-hosts and submit questions about a specific topic.

This week the topic was all about themes. Thus, I whipped up some questions and had an absolute blast!

Thank you to everyone who was able to participate and play the game.

Full Episode

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If you’d like to play the game with your team or just for fun here is the official link.

Next Game

If you like this video and would like to participate you have one more chance for season 2.

Next up will be the Christian Wade from the Microsoft Power BI team discussion the Semantic Models.

Join the Live stream with Christian Wade and Just Blindbaek on 10/21/2020 at 1 PM CDT

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