Query Groups is a new concept introduced in this update that will help users better organize their queries within a given workbook, as well as perform bulk operations on all queries within a group (such as Refresh). Up until now, Power Query offered only a few capabilities in order to organize queries in the Workbook Queries pane, primarily moving queries up and down in the list.
With this update, users can now select multiple queries using (CTRL + Click) and move them into their custom groups
Use Power Query to combine multiple files with the same schema stored in a single folder into one table.
Power Query (aka Get & Transform) has a Fill function that allows us to fill cells with the value above or below. This helps when your data contains cells or rows with blank (null) values, and you want to copy down the value from the cell above.
You need a Microsoft Power BI Pro or Premium Per User license to publish to web from workspaces.
It isn't available for reports shared with you, or ones relying on row-level security to secure data.
Not supported
Reports containing report-level DAX measures.
Single sign-on data query models, including composite models on Power BI semantic models or Azure Analysis Services.
Secure confidential or proprietary information.
Reports using row-level security.
Reports connecting to data using DirectQuery / Reports using any Live Connection data source,
Sensitivity labels from Purview Information Protection provide a simple way for your users to classify critical content in Power BI without compromising productivity or the ability to collaborate. They can be applied in both Power BI Desktop and the Power BI service, making it possible to protect your sensitive data from the moment you first start developing your content on through to when it's being accessed from Excel via a live connection. Sensitivity labels can be applied to semantic models, reports, dashboards, and dataflows. In addition, sensitivity labels can be applied to .pbix files in Power BI Desktop