Name: Why separate Fact & Dimension tables in Power BI? | Shashi Pallepati posted on the topic | LinkedIn
Uploaded: 2025-08-01T14:07:16.365Z
Duration: 2 min 47 s
Channel: Shashi Pallepati
Description: Video 4/21 on Power Bi Why separate Fact & Dimension tables in data modeling? #Performance – Smaller fact table, faster queries. #Scalability – Easy to add new attributes without bloating data. #Reusability – Dimensions can serve multiple fact tables. #Less_Redundancy – Avoid repeating the same info across rows. #PowerBI #DataModeling #Analytics #FactAndDim #DataDesign

Shashi Pallepati

Data Analyst at TCS , 5+ YOE

1mo

Video 4/21 on Power Bi Why separate Fact & Dimension tables in data modeling? #Performance – Smaller fact table, faster queries. #Scalability – Easy to add new attributes without bloating data. #Reusability – Dimensions can serve multiple fact tables. #Less_Redundancy – Avoid repeating the same info across rows. #PowerBI #DataModeling #Analytics #FactAndDim #DataDesign