Every Fabric Planning update announced at FabCon Europe in Barcelona, with a short demo video for each feature. At FabCon Europe 2026, Microsoft announced a new set of capabilities for Planning in Microsoft Fabric. The updates make planning simpler to set up, faster at enterprise scale, more tightly connected to Power BI semantic models and […]
The new Native Planning Engine (announced at FabCon Europe 2026), now in preview, is built on Rust and Apache Arrow with tight OneLake integration. As shown in the image below, the architecture scales Fabric Plan to handle 12M+ cells in a single planning model, with dependent calculations updating across the model as inputs change. This […]
If you need to add new members - products, cost centers, customers, territories - during an active planning cycle, you might reach for Insert Rows directly in the Planning sheet - but that's not what the feature is designed for. This post explains the difference between what Insert Rows is designed for and what PowerTable […]
At FabCon Atlanta on March 18, 2026, Microsoft launched Planning in Microsoft Fabric, a full enterprise performance management suite spanning planning, data management, and integrated intelligence, as a first-party capability co-engineered with Lumel. It is available in preview today, with general availability planned for July 2026. “First-party” is a label Microsoft uses sparingly, and it carries meaningful […]