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Help: confusion with on-premises
- Anonymous11 years ago
Hi Dina, It is beauty of power bi you can connect any source that easily available to you.
With SSAS connector
If your CRM data is in Cube then you can definitely use SSAS connector, It is very easy to use, Just follow steps from here
https://support.powerbi.com/knowledgebase/articles/471577-configure-a-power-bi-analysis-services-connector or from here
With SQL (CRM database)
If you can connect your data directly through SQL on premise source here is link explaining same step by step
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/powerbi/archive/2015/07/07/refresh-for-on-premises-sources-is-here.aspx
Vishal Pawar
BI Solution Architect | www.BiMentalist.com
Hi Dina, It is beauty of power bi you can connect any source that easily available to you.
With SSAS connector
If your CRM data is in Cube then you can definitely use SSAS connector, It is very easy to use, Just follow steps from here
https://support.powerbi.com/knowledgebase/articles/471577-configure-a-power-bi-analysis-services-connector or from here
With SQL (CRM database)
If you can connect your data directly through SQL on premise source here is link explaining same step by step
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/powerbi/archive/2015/07/07/refresh-for-on-premises-sources-is-here.aspx
Vishal Pawar
BI Solution Architect | www.BiMentalist.com