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Analysis Services Connection Questions
- Anonymous2 years ago
Power BI has an Analysis Services connector. When you are using the live connection, you are using the SSAS model as your reports model. Thus you are having your edit issue.
Alternatively, you can connect to your SSAS model via import and download data into your own model. Power BI runs on SSAS tech, so you can rebuild the model in Power BI. SSAS isn't great for transferring large blocks of data but you could do a mix where you grab the summarised outputs from SSAS but get your large transacational data from the original sources.
One note, when you do an import connection to SSAS it will treat it like a cube. So make sure to make in dividual connections to individual tables if thats what you were trying.
Power BI has an Analysis Services connector. When you are using the live connection, you are using the SSAS model as your reports model. Thus you are having your edit issue.
Alternatively, you can connect to your SSAS model via import and download data into your own model. Power BI runs on SSAS tech, so you can rebuild the model in Power BI. SSAS isn't great for transferring large blocks of data but you could do a mix where you grab the summarised outputs from SSAS but get your large transacational data from the original sources.
One note, when you do an import connection to SSAS it will treat it like a cube. So make sure to make in dividual connections to individual tables if thats what you were trying.