PL-300 · Question #193
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The correct answer is B. No. The answer is No. Simply using 'Get Data' from SharePoint Online in the Power BI service only imports the raw data from the workbook - it does not recreate Power View sheets as Power BI reports. To migrate Power View sheets to Power BI reports, you must open the Excel workbook…
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- AYes
- BNo
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(46 responses)- A24% (11)
- B76% (35)
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The answer is No. Simply using 'Get Data' from SharePoint Online in the Power BI service only imports the raw data from the workbook - it does not recreate Power View sheets as Power BI reports. To migrate Power View sheets to Power BI reports, you must open the Excel workbook in Power BI Desktop or publish/import the entire Excel workbook into the Power BI service using the 'Import' method, which can convert Power View sheets into Power BI report pages. A plain data connection does not preserve or recreate the visual report layouts from Power View.
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