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Analysis model to Power BI Dataset
- Anonymous5 years ago
Hi itsmebvk ,
There may be many reasons why it can no longer be downloaded. The following reasons may be related to the AAS data source.
For connecting to AS model, it's easier to connect from Power BI Desktop: Connect to Analysis Services tabular data in Power BI Desktop. There are also some common questions and answers in the document for your reference.
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Stephen Tao
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Hi itsmebvk ,
1. An user can download the dataset by exporting the pbix file from PBI Service,
if he has edit rights for the specific report and your administrator has not turned off the export data feature.
For more informations about this feature, please read
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/powerbi-service-export-to-pbix/
2.You can download the pbix and complete the operation in Power BI Desktop and republish to Power BI Service to replace the original pbix.
3.Please kindly refer to How to migrate Azure Analysis Services models to Power BI Premium.
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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Anonymous Thanks for your inputs.
For point 1 and 2, once we convert AAS model to Dataset we are not getting option to download from workspace even I am an admin to that premium workspace with full rights.
Point 3: Yes I followed similar steps as mentioned in given link.
is there anything else needs to be done to download AAD to workspace ( using XMLA) converted dataset as PBI file?
Please suggest. Thank you.
- itsmebvk5 years agoContinued Contributor
Anonymous Can you please suggest if there is any workaround?