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Hi Anonymous
There are many ways you can access the data in Power Bi Service ( please see the bullet points below ), however, I don't think there is a way of scheduling data exports as Power Bi was designed for use in a cloud.
If you need to prompt users to check their reports, you can set up dashboards and alerts on certain events that will send emails
- You can download the data for specific visuals in CSV or xlsx format.
- Access your data model ( dataset ) from Excel, go to Service > Datasets > More Options > Analyze in Exel.
- You can analyze your model in SSMS, or DAX Studio
https://www.biinsight.com/connect-to-power-bi-desktop-model-from-excel-and-ssms/
Mariusz
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- Anonymous6 years agoNot applicable
Hello Expert,
I got your point and its good
Access your data model ( dataset ) from Excel, go to Service > Datasets > More Options > Analyze in Exel. to through Email
would it it be auto refresh that means there are 1500 more records added before 5 or 10 mins . Can we do this with CSV files as it takes more records than ever
Regards
Shree
- Mariusz6 years agoCommunity Champion
Hi Anonymous
It depends on your dataset.
- pro users can set up to 8 schedules a day every 30 min.
- the premium can set up to 48 schedules a day every 30 min.
- the direct query is live.
the only way you can use it in excel is through pivot tables.
power bi was not intended for data exports.
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Mariusz
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- Anonymous6 years agoNot applicable
thanks for response
API Integration with service now. The below mentioned link says it hits to the source every 3 seconds.
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Fetching-data-from-ServiceNow-in-power-query/td-p/438558
After integrating ..Can as refersh as document it as and store it somewhere
Regards
Shree