Power BI Designer saves a local PBIX file, which can be a file to export data and data model – in other words, it’s a format that contains a complete semantic model. All the applications that today e...
isoquark
6 years agoNew Member
Yes. Yes. Yes. 1000x Yes. I'm really having a hard time wrapping my head around the fact that this has to even be a feature request. Having an SDK to manipulate the file format is such an obvious thing...
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