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Don't Export to Excel instead Analyse in Excel with Power BI

It is a topic that comes up every time we look at Power BI implementations, and to be honest, it is a function that will never go away and should never go away. At multiple points, during the validation of your Power BI semantic models, you should be testing things in Excel and validating that the results of your Power BI report match expectations. If you're not, how do you know the values are correct? The truth, however, is that exporting to Excel erodes faith in your enterprise analytics platform, as tactical solutions built in Excel begin to replace formal content. Over time, as the number of tactical solutions increases, the strategic one collapses, and you end up manually processing 100's of tactical solutions. Power BI has you covered, though. When you start to embrace Analyse in Excel, you see that people can get all the benefits they see of an Excel export, but it is done in a way that supports your strategy. Oh yes, and Analyse in Excel stops you having spreadsheets of business-sensitive data floating around your network, so it supports your strategic direction and is more secure while costing no extra money. It does sound too good to be true, doesn't it? Book your Consultancy Introductory Call https://outlook.office365.com/owa/cal... Support us: https://geordieintelligence.co.uk/sup... #PowerBI #PowerBITraining #PowerBIDeveloper #powerplatform 00:00 - Export data to excel what's the solution? 00:56 - Analyse in Excel - the solution you've been waiting for 03:50 - Set up a connected spreadsheet (analyse in excel) 06:10 - Build your first connected pivot table 07:40 - Pull it all together and benefit your organisation