Announcing the New Data Connectors for Excel and CSV for Report Creation in Fabric
The new Excel and CSV connectors in Fabric allows you to connect to your favorite files and create Power BI reports in a few clicks.
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Heads up: Changes to Excel workbook support in Power BI workspaces
We are announcing the deprecation of some features for Excel workbooks in Power BI workspaces. This can impact organizations and users who use these capabilities. This blog outlines the changes, the timelines for deprecation, and how to update your workbooks. It also explains how to determine what workbooks in your organization are impacted.
» Read moreAnnouncing new ways to create connected tables in Excel connected to Power BI
We’re excited to announce new capabilities that make it easier for users to add Power BI data to their Excel workbooks. We’re adding an Insert Table option directly in Excel. We’re also adding an Export with Live Connection option from the OneLake Data Hub.
» Read moreExport to Excel Improvements for Matrix Visuals (GA)
The improvements to the Power BI matrix visual that ensures that structure of data exported to Excel is preserved is now Generally Available (GA).
» Read morePower BI Activity Logs: New Workspace Metadata for Excel Scenarios
We are announcing improvements to the Power BI audit logs that helps Power BI admins filter usage of Power BI data in Excel by workspace name and workspace id.
» Read moreAnnouncing Connected Excel Tables from Power BI (Public Preview)
This feature allows users to export an Excel table from a Power BI report and keep that table connected to Power BI by refreshing it in the Excel grid.
» Read moreImproved 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.
» Read moreAnalyze in Excel Workbooks are now saved to OneDrive for Business
When users click Analyze in Excel in the Power BI service, the generated Excel workbook is automatically saved to OneDrive for Business and the workbook can be directly opened in a web browser using Excel for the web.
» Read moreCreate Connected PivotTables in Excel for the web
You can now create reports connected to Power BI datasets from a blank workbook in Excel for the web.
» Read moreExport to Excel Improvements for Table and Matrix Visuals (Preview)
We’re excited to announce enhancements to the export to Excel experience. Read this blog to learn how these changes help more Excel users use data from Power BI to make decisions.
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