Cloning a semantic model or report in Power BI isn’t always recommended—but sometimes, it’s the smartest move. Whether you’re juggling multiple environments or building templates for different domains, this step-by-step guide shows how to clone semantic models and reports with Python using sempy_labs, and rebind them with ease.

In my last post, I discussed how I've been using Sempy and SemPy Labs to convert column names to Snake Case . This post will explore the...

SemPy offers many possibilities with Semantic Models in Microsoft Fabric, some of which are remarkably effective and simplify some...