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Improved Power BI Experience in Excel

Improved Power BI Experience in Excel
The improvements to the Power BI experience in Excel include a new user-friendly UI that helps users easily search for datasets to build reports in the Excel grid. Also, users can now directly navigate from Excel to the Power BI service to discover new data artifacts in their organization or get additional insights from Power BI reports.

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