5 ways to export data from Power BI

The team and I at Access Analytic develop Power BI and Excel solutions for clients in Australia and deliver training around the World. accessanalytic.com.au/
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02:42 DAX Studio
04:27 Analyze in Excel
07:24 Export Underlying Data
10:00 Live Table Summary
14:50 Paginated Report
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[@emilymorrison4263]

Loved the live connected/refreshable table. Never knew that was possible.

[@AccessAnalytic]

Cheers Emily!

[@mnowako]

Excellent! Thank you!

[@AccessAnalytic]

You’re welcome.

[@IvanCortinas_ES]

This is valuable information. Thanks Wyn, for providing all these options!

[@AccessAnalytic]

Cheers Iván.

[@Datavoll]

Great
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[@kkravch]

Thanks a lot. Can you link data to Excel's data model directly so the end user can use dax on local machine without using power query because of much data?

[@AccessAnalytic]

You can’t connect to a data model in a separate Excel file, but can create the table connection inside the same file as the model

[@kkravch]

@@AccessAnalytic Thanks. Actually.... I played with it and got it connected directly into data model form the BI table. I don't have power query at all but have a power bi connection to powerpivot. Is there any resource here to show screenshot?

[@AccessAnalytic]

So I’m not quite following. Are you connecting to a Power BI data model that lives in PowerBI.com or are you connecting to a Power Pivot data model that lives in a local Excel file.