Today executing python (or R) scripts in Power BI is very limited in terms of UX / UI, and with Fabric now in place, it would be great to be able to execute those scripts with a much better interface, especially in Power Query.
Running and executing scripts in the cloud will eliminate the current limitations at Power BI: for visualization development limited to 150,000 rows and the need of a gateway in personal mode in Power Query; among others. Not to mention the local installations, set ups, error message display, etc.
Would it be possible to have a more extended 'notebook-like' feature where running and executing scripts would be more efficient?
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- carlos7New Member
It would be great if they removed that limitation, which is actually absurd next to great tools such as Power BI and Python, which together form a powerful combination.
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberStatus added:New
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