Power BI Google Sheets

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POWER BI GOOGLE SHEETS

  1. Export data from Google Sheets: You can export data from Google Sheets in various formats, such as Excel (.xlsx) or CSV, which can be imported into Power BI.

  2. Import data into Power BI: Open Power BI Desktop, go to the “Home” tab, and choose “Get Data.” From there, select the appropriate file format and locate the file you exported from Google Sheets.

  3. Connect Google Sheets directly to Power BI (Beta): As of my last update, Power BI had a beta feature that allows you to connect to Google Sheets directly. To do this, you can go to the “Home” tab in Power BI Desktop, select “More” in the “Get Data” section, and then choose “Google Sheets (Beta).” Follow the authentication steps to connect to your Google Sheets account.

  4. Schedule Data Refresh (for Power BI Service): If you are using Power BI Service (Power BI in the cloud), you can set up scheduled data refresh for the data imported from Google Sheets. This way, your data will be kept up-to-date automatically.

  5. Create visualizations: Once your data is loaded into Power BI, you can create various interactive visualizations, reports, and dashboards to gain insights from your data.

 

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