Content by MichalBar (5)

MichalBar explains how Copilot in Microsoft Fabric generates editable Real-Time Dashboards from natural-language descriptions and Eventhouse data. The preview workflow lets users refine a dashboard plan before creation, then inspect queries and customize visuals. A stadium example connects transit arrivals with gate activity and queue lengths.

MichalBar introduces a preview feature in Microsoft Fabric Real-Time Dashboards that uses Copilot to generate purpose-built custom visuals. By describing an operational question in natural language, dashboard authors can have Copilot create both the KQL query and an HTML-based visualization directly as a new dashboard tile.

MichalBar introduces a preview redesign of Microsoft Fabric Real-Time Dashboards tile editing, adding Copilot-assisted visual authoring alongside a more code-friendly KQL workflow. The post walks through creating a visual from a prompt or query, iterating with history, and testing parameterized queries directly in the editor.

MichalBar introduces the Time Series Visualization (Preview) for Microsoft Fabric Real-Time Dashboards, focusing on how to explore multivariate time series data with series search and grouping, synchronized time-range navigation, and visual customization options like adaptive scaling and linear/log axis modes.

MichalBar announces general availability of Live Refresh for Real-Time Dashboards in Microsoft Fabric, an event-driven refresh model that updates visuals when new data is ingested. The post explains how it reduces polling overhead, supports pausing/resuming during investigation, and provides configuration options like fallback refresh intervals.