Hearted Youtube comments on Pragmatic Works (@PragmaticWorks) channel.

  1. I passed my exam yesterday and I wanted to come back and say thank you for this series of videos. I got 896/1000
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  2. It took me 3 hours to find you, but i'm so glad I did! Thank you!
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  3. Thank you for covering model driven apps. Most content creators only cover canvas apps but I exclusively use model driven apps these days.
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  4. This is gold!!! This was extremely helpful. I don't know how many times I had to change data sources for one reason or another and I had to basically reinvent the wheel with the change steps and relationships.
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  5. Just passed the exam today barely 710/700, Yahooo!!, gosh I was really afraid cause some of the questions were really confusing, to ya'll whose searching for tips in the comment section, I just studied for 4 days, Here's what I did 1) Watch all the pragmatic works videos on PL-300, some practice questions provided in the youtube videos came out in the exam. 2) I can proudly say that there is not a single Microsoft Practice Exam Questions in the real exam, that's a real bummer, cause I kept practicing many times to a point that I even memorized the answer, felt like I'm a pro. SO DON'T FOCUS TOO MUCH ON THE Microsoft practice EXAMS. 3) Do some online practice exams provided from Exam Topics. 4) I heard Udemy is good too, however, I did not purchase em, just fully utilized all the available online stuff, Thanks Pragmatic Works and Angelica Dominic for your effort, Love from Malaysia!
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  6. Sure, it is. For the NERDS of course! 😀
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  7. This guy is great! Where can I watch more of his content?
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  8. Big fan of Greg! I've attended some of his online classes before. Very informative and also keeps things interesting - doesn't sound like someone reading off of a script
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  9. Thank for trying to make people faster at their job 👏
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  10. Thank you for sharing, I love your practical Power BI videos :)
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  11. Just what I was looking for, Thank you!
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  12. Cool concept!
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  13. Nice explanation. Thanks for sharing 💥💥💥💥
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  14. This video is amazing! Thanks for sharing the library component, it is going to help me a lot!!
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  15. thanks for the series
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  16. 🤣🤣🤣🤪🫨🥵 this is an Awesome idea, I had to test my knowledge just to see how they suffer with the hot sauce hahahahahaha😂🤣🤪🥵🥵. The best practice ever😍 !!!!🤣🤣
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  17. Honestly I can’t wait to see some examples on what to expect and more importantly how to solve the kind of questions we will see.
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  18. FINALLY! Someone that makes sense! THANK YOU for making this so easy!
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  19. Thank you, Mitchell. I really appreciate your videos and presentation skills. I will leave the same comment and a like under each of your Azure Synapse videos. These videos are all you need to get started with Azure Synapse! Regards from Germany, Marius
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  20. Clear description and demonstration. Thanks!!
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  21. fantastic video, highly informative. Thanks a lot
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  22. I like to study new power features with Brian. Very easy and clear. I recommend you to all newbies
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  23. 1st! Hehe.. greg is sooo cuteee🥰
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  24. I found this very helpful. The step-by-step explanation is very good and can be understood very easily. Love to see more videos from you.
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  25. Thank you for sharing with us, continue bringing more tips in PBI.
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  26. Your videos are truly amazing, and I always learn so much from them. This time was no different—I thoroughly enjoyed and learned a lot. Thank you very much!
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  27. Wow! Thank you Brian for sharing! You guys have really taken Power Apps to a new level. I have learnt so much from watching your videos. I really enjoy the vidz where you take the viewer from start to finish on building an app. Keep up the good work!
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  28. Nice challenge guys! Thank you for the duel. I'm certain I'd take at least 2 hours to finish it. 😅 Two things to notice. Jonathan's visual has an area chart. The categories are actually additional, so basically, each location is close in number of Total Sales (differences not to big), not the Lower Manhattan outperforming the other two by far. Right? Greg has a point when not using a pie chart with so many categories, so a tree map is more suitable. But also, a tree map should be more hierarchical. Several big categories and then subcategories within them to really show those ratios. It is not working for me this way. But anyway, Jonathan's visual was more appealing to me, and also I like Greg's aggregations (totals, averages).
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  29. Great
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  30. nice
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  31. Nice Tutorial
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  32. Thank you for sharing! I like the way you explained it. It's easy to understand and uses simple English.😊
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  33. This is great work! Loving the flow where adequate time is spent in explaining the end goal with use cases before unpacking how to do it. Also the dashboard is clean and comfortable to read. Keep the content coming!
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  34. Nice!!!
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  35. Thank you Yasmine, great video.
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  36. Great
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  37. A simple and very effective way of showing an example of how to use field parameters. Thanks :goodvibes:
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  38. Very simple example but completely usefull. Thanks a lot!
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  39. Having found this series on Youtube - it's brilliant to watch and learn from.
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  40. super helpful playlist thank you
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  41. Thank you so much for creating this!
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  42. Great demo, thank you so much for sharing the tips with us Allison :)
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  43. loved the conversation style and well done in completing the challenge without taking a sip !! am going through this Certxp as part of my exam prep too !
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  44. Awesome video, I gained a lot .Thank you so much
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  45. Awesome explanation! Great skills!
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  46. Awesome work. i implemented the same but experienced the same trigger being triggered when someone opens the list and updates another item when the two column are the same or different depending on your flow it will trigger the alert again, What i did to mitigate this from happening is after the flow i added a step with an update item which updates the second mirror column to now match the first so that the trigger does not happen when someone comes in again and updates another item on the list
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  47. Excellent! Thanks guys! Very informative and clearly presented.
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  48. this is so helpful! been looking for this forever
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  49. Thank you so much....
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  50. Wow. Jonathon, I love how slowly and clearly you speak. Granted, I'm more of a Power Automate beginner, but your steady, deliberate delivery--including explaining WHY things are happening--increases my absorption immensely. Rock on! Thanks
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