Top 10 posts of 2019 on NateChamberlain.com

In keeping with a tradition I started last year, I’m sharing the top 10 posts of 2019. Blogging is one of my favorite ways to share with the community (and, admittedly, document things I might forget otherwise). It’s been a pleasure and privilege to have this platform – thank you for reading.

The following includes the ‘Top 10’ most popular posts by views published in 2019:

Microsoft Surface Pro 4 "plugged in, not charging"

Alas, I reached a day where I thought I was done with my Surface. It powered on when plugged in

Open a SharePoint Library in Windows Explorer and save it to Quick Access

If you can't sync a library, or prefer not to, you can pin the web location of a SharePoint form, media,

"Unable to connect" error when accessing SQL database in Power BI Desktop

When attempting to access a SQL server/database in Power BI, you might get the following error message: Unable to connectWe

Add a new OneNote notebook to a SharePoint site

If your SharePoint site doesn't currently have a notebook (most likely stored by default in "Site Assets"), you can add

MS-100 & MS-101 Exam Study Guides

Update 10/14/2019: My MS-101 exam guide is now available for pre-order. Also, the courses previously listed below are no longer

Flow now supports multiple condition controls for advanced if/then scenarios within a single step

Say goodbye to nested if/then statements in Flow taking up fourteen monitor widths. Flow now supports nested if/then statements all

Add a print button to SharePoint list items

One of my more popular requests is an easier way to print list items (either to PDF or paper). Using

Power BI refresh error "could not load file or assembly...provided impersonation level is invalid"

Short version Run Power BI Desktop as administrator before opening the report. Explanation/Scenario Recently, when opening a report from Power

Export SharePoint group membership names and email addresses to Excel

Before we start, if you're just wanting to email all members of the group you can "select all" then choose

Add or subtract hours from date/time values in Power BI using M formula in Power Query Editor

Previously, I shared how to transform date/time values in Power BI using DAX. But I'm working on building more using

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