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Use Microsoft Fabric CLI for Power BI Service/Fabric workspaces, reports, semantic models, import/export, refresh, deployment, and item checks.
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基于 SOC 职业分类
Create, review, and document Power BI DAX measures for KPIs, ratios, time intelligence, and business analytics. Use when writing or validating DAX.
Work safely with Power BI Project files: PBIP, PBIR report folders, TMDL semantic model folders, .platform identity files, and .pbi local state. Use whenever editing Power BI project files.
Business analytics workflow for Power BI: translate business questions into model needs, DAX measures, report pages, KPIs, and interpretation. Use for planning dashboards, cases, and analytical storytelling.
Design and edit Power BI PBIR reports: pages, visuals, themes, filters, layout, bindings, and validation. Prefer pbir CLI when available.
Validate Power BI work before completion: PBIP structure, PBIR JSON, report binding, TMDL warnings, field references, rename cascades, and toolchain status.
| name | fabric |
| description | Use Microsoft Fabric CLI for Power BI Service/Fabric workspaces, reports, semantic models, import/export, refresh, deployment, and item checks. |
Use this skill when working with Power BI Service or Microsoft Fabric.
fab --version
fab auth status
fab ls
If not logged in, ask the user to run:
fab auth login
WorkspaceName.Workspace/ItemName.ItemType
Examples:
fab ls "Sales.Workspace" -l
fab exists "Sales.Workspace/Sales Model.SemanticModel"
fab open "Sales.Workspace/Sales Report.Report"
-f only when the user accepts the overwrite/sensitivity-label implications.