POWER BI DESKTOP UPDATES UPDATE
POWER BI DESKTOP UPDATES CODE
POWER BI DESKTOP UPDATES OFFLINE

POWER BI DESKTOP UPDATES OFFLINE

This option is only available for “Select items and get data from Multidimensional or Tabular model” connection model which is the offline SSAS connection model.

POWER BI DESKTOP UPDATES CODE

Fortunately in this version you can write your own MDX or DAX code to get data from SSAS multi-dimensional or Tabular. Previously you could write T-SQL Code to get data from SQL Server databases, but for Analysis Services database there was no option to write a custom query. MDX and DAX Queries to Fetch Data From SSAS Now it is added in Power BI Desktop as well, and you can connect to Azure SQL Data Warehouse to build your hybrid Power BI solution easily This connector was available in Power BI website before. This is the new connector available to connect to Azure HDInsight Spark. PowerPivot to SSRS connections are not supported.Named Range using From Table in Power Query or using Excel.CurrentWorkbook in M named ranges will be loaded as connection to external excel workbook.In Power BI Desktop is not supported, and will be skipped. Synonyms In Power Pivot synonyms can be defined to be used in Power Q&A.an “Unsupported Visualization” message will appear in the place of these items after import that can be removed in Power BI Desktop. Power View unsupported visualizations Such as Themes, Scatter chart with Play axis, Drill-down feature.

Binary data columns In Power Pivot supported, but Power BI Desktop doesn’t support it yet, so will be removed through the process.Hierarchies Power BI Desktop doesn’t support hierarchies at the moment, so these parts of data model will be skipped.KPIs Is not supported in Power BI Desktop now and will be skipped through import process.External connection to SSAS Tabular This type of connection should be recreated in Power BI Desktop.This feature is awesome, However there are some limitations on it in this early stage Then import process will start, and you will see list of items that migrated through the processĪnd then you’ll have your model/query/view imported into Power BI Desktop (screenshot is an example of imported Power Pivot Model)Īfter the import you can simply work with the Power BI Desktop to add charts or change queries as you want. After choosing to import a file, you’ll see a message that confirm this import process. You can Import a file by going to File menu -> Import and then Import Excel content (as illustrated in screenshot above). Note that this is an import process, and it means that the Power Query, Power Pivot or Power View will be IMPORTED into Power BI Desktop file format, so you won’t require Excel furthermore. You can now bring all your Power BI isolated file components into Power BI Desktop. This is great feature from my point of view. Import Power Pivot, Power View and Power Query files into Power BI Desktop If you want to learn about Power BI and Power BI Desktop I recommend you to follow the Power BI from Rookie to Rockstar series. 403 while the previous version was numbered as. New version of Power BI can be downloaded from here. In this post I’ll go through details of new features and updates in this product.

POWER BI DESKTOP UPDATES UPDATE

at 20th of August Microsoft released an August 2015 update version of Power BI Desktop with some new features. Almost one month ago Power BI has been released for general availability with shiny new features, and I’ve wrote a blog post about new features in Power BI 2.0 General Availability.

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