deldersveld3
10 years agoNew Member
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Under Review
Pass data from another source as input to the R.Execute () function
The R.Execute () Power Query function only allows you to use R for ingesting data. Ideally, make R.Execute () more powerful by making it a data transformation function as well as data source. Let d...
Imke
6 years agoNew Member
If I'm not mistaken we could use this functionality also to push data from Power BI to Excel. Although the ability to connect to a PBI model via Excel is great, this is a pull-mechanism and sometimes there is a requirement to push data in a table-format to Excel. There are also requirements to export more than 1.1 Mio rows - to csv or text - R could be used as a workaround for these cases. At the moment the only way to go is via a visualisation and there we're experiencing a row-limit of 150k. Folks sometimes like to use the transformations they've done in PBI (desktop!) not only in visualisations there, but also (reuse) for other tasks.
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