If it's because you want certain data in Excel and have it be refreshed as the data refreshes (without having to download it everytime), you can use Analyze in Excel and build the same table there that way it is connected to your model and the data is in sync. You can also insert a connected table from Power BI to Excel (again, better than exporting to Excel because you have a connection to the semantic model, whereas an export is static). Announcing new ways to create connected tables in Excel connected to Power BI | Microsoft Power BI B...
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If it's because you want certain data in Excel and have it be refreshed as the data refreshes (without having to download it everytime), you can use Analyze in Excel and build the same table there that way it is connected to your model and the data is in sync. You can also insert a connected table from Power BI to Excel (again, better than exporting to Excel because you have a connection to the semantic model, whereas an export is static). Announcing new ways to create connected tables in Excel connected to Power BI | Microsoft Power BI B...
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If you use PowerAutomate, then 'YES' but with just Power BI - NO!
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