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export data to excel
- 9 years ago
Hi masplin,
Thanks for your suggestion. It's true that export to CSV is only available in service rather than Power BI desktop now. For your requirement, you can vote this idea: export excel.
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu
If you are in the PBI Desktop, you can go to the Data View and right click on any table name. On this menu is an option "Copy Table" which attempts to put that table into your clip board. Larger tables will have a "Please Wait" message. Once this is done, you can simply paste into your Excel.
I've done this for a few audits.
- masplin9 years agoImpactful Individual
Hi Ross
not quite what is needed. I need ot produce listsof say filters cusotmers, but with detial from related tables or similar corss table lists for finance often hundreds or thousands of rows. In Excel I can either just write a DAX SUMMARIZE function to createa table or do a tabular pivot table.
While I can create a table in Desktop I can only export as CSV which the fiance/marketing people woudl have to reformat to make use of. I could publish everything up to Service and export as Excel, but that again is not great for doing ad hoc queries.
Weird that you can't export Desktop directly to excel as you can from Service. So for this type of output excel seems significanty superior.
- v-qiuyu-msft9 years agoCommunity Support
Hi masplin,
Thanks for your suggestion. It's true that export to CSV is only available in service rather than Power BI desktop now. For your requirement, you can vote this idea: export excel.
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu- masplin9 years agoImpactful Individual
Oddly it is the other way round. Desktop can only export csv whereas service can export to xlsx
- rcmmonteiro8 years agoNew Member
The simpler and best solution. Thanks!
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
Hello,
You may have a look at this project where you can export an xlsx file semi automatically:
https://github.com/didierterrien/Power-BI-assistant
Best regards