The Possibilities with Power BI & Excel Integration (with Chris Webb)

Once you have built a Power BI dataset there are several options for displaying the data in it: classic Power BI reports, paginated reports and Excel. This session is all about the third option, Excel. You’ll learn how to connect Excel to a Power BI dataset and use PivotTables, Excel cube functions and the new Excel data types to build reports. You’ll also get a sneak preview of upcoming functionality which allows your Power BI-connected Excel reports to work in the browser and not just in Excel on the desktop.
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Chris Webb works on the Power BI CAT team at Microsoft. He has been using Microsoft BI tools for over 20 years, speaks regularly at user groups and conferences and has written several books on Analysis Services and Power Query.
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[@JoshIgoe]

Great interview, thanks! Interesting to hear Chris Webb's perspective

[@carloscantu75]

Very helpful information, thank you!

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Glad it was helpful!

[@GregKramerTenaciousData]

insightful comment @23:00

[@wayneedmondson1065]

Great! Thanks :))

[@Phoenixspin]

I'm an unrepentant Excel person.