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PowerPivot in Designer
PowerPivot will be integrate in desginer in some time? or will need always need excel for manage powerpivot?
- Hi - yes, KPIs and the icons for them, as well as hierarchies, will be coming in a future update. Thanks! Will
Yes. There is a tabular instance (local mode) that is a child process of Power BI Desktop. You have a Tabular model with Desktop.
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- GuyInACubeAdministrator
There are already modeling capabilities within Designer. Calculated Columns and DAX Measures, Relationships. Categorization. Check out the May update for Power BI Designer along with the designer experience blog.
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/powerbi/archive/2015/04/22/the-power-bi-designer-experience.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/powerbi/archive/2015/05/19/power-bi-designer-may-update.aspx
Is there something specific you are looking for that you don't see? You can also look to see about feature requests and vote them up at http://support.powerbi.com.
- AlongTheseLinesAdvocate IIIKPIs?
- AlongTheseLinesAdvocate IIIAnd associated visualization options e.g. indicators in a table?
- WillTCommunity AdminHi - yes, KPIs and the icons for them, as well as hierarchies, will be coming in a future update. Thanks! Will
- bkooFrequent VisitorBut what about the great compression capabilities of PowerPivot? Are they available in Designer?
- GuyInACubeAdministrator
Yes. There is a tabular instance (local mode) that is a child process of Power BI Desktop. You have a Tabular model with Desktop.
- bkooFrequent VisitorGreat! Thanks for your answer. I will try it on.