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Power BI Paginated Reports That Connect To Web Services And Excel

Power BI Paginated Reports That Connect To Web Services And Excel
By far the most exciting announcement for me this week was the new release of Power BI Report Builder that has Power Query built in, allowing you to connect to far more data sources in paginated reports than you ever could before. There’s a very detailed blog post and video showing you how this new … Continue reading Power BI Paginated Reports That Connect To Web Services And Excel

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