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LizJ
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2 years ago
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Exporting summarized data vs. underlying data

I have created several table visualizations and was trying to export.  I am not given the option to choose summarized data when I click on the More Options ... in the upper right corner.  The 1,500,000 rows of data is summarized to a table with about 15,000 rows and cross-tab columns of 12 months.  So the underlying data exceeds the 30,000 rows.

 

I'm using Power BI Desktop downloaded a few months ago..

 

I went into the settings and have chosen the ability for end users (me) to export summarized data.

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  • Hi LizJ

     

    Your best option for using tabular data in Excel, is to use "Get Data" inside Excel to connect directly to your semantic model:

     

     

    This way you can create all the tables you desire based on your centrally maintained Power BI model.

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  • What is your expected outcome?  What are you planning to do with the extracted data?

    • LizJ's avatar
      LizJ
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      It is an array of members with spending by month. I would be using it in excel. The real issue is that the option to see a table visualization even a small one isn't coming up. 

      • lbendlin's avatar
        lbendlin
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        Run DAX queries directly from Excel, or use the Analyze in Excel feature for cube access.

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    Jonvoge
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    Hi LizJ

     

    Your best option for using tabular data in Excel, is to use "Get Data" inside Excel to connect directly to your semantic model:

     

     

    This way you can create all the tables you desire based on your centrally maintained Power BI model.

    _____________________________________________________
    I hope my comment was helpful.
    If your question was answered, please mark your post as 'Solved' and consider giving me a 'Thumbs Up'.
    Find me on LinkedIn, Sessionize, or my blog Downhill Data