Virtualize your existing data into OneLake with shortcuts

Join Trevor Olson, Program Manager for Shortcuts on OneLake, as he goes over a quick introduction of OneLake Shortcuts and demos how to use them in Microsoft Fabric.
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Microsoft Fabric is our next generation data platform for analytics and integrates Power BI, Data Factory, and the next generation of Synapse experiences, exposing easy to use analytics experiences for a variety of roles. This unified platform allows users to securely share data, code, models, and experiments across the team and simplifies many aspects of data science from data ingestion to serving predictive insights.
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[@Milhouse77BS]

Excellent not only to Shortcuts, but into workflow of building a Power BI dataset

[@sabarivel4555]

How to reuse the common dimensions across semantic models like the one lake shortcut created in this demo? This would be really useful to reuse the shared dimensions across subject areas.

[@martinbubenheimer6289]

Fabric shortcuts are genious! What additional sources are on the roadmap? I'd like to see shortcuts to REST and OData web APIs.

[@mariusmic6573]

What is the data gets updated from the source? Will these changes carry all the way through?

[@Milhouse77BS]

I’m going to have to figure out how to bring in existing ADLS parquet data into Tables. Doesn’t look like shortcuts work.