Richard Javier Perez Cubas on 19 Dec 2017 06:25:17
It would be very useful if Power BI allow to export charts directly to excel without lose the format. Exporting just like values with format.
Administrator on 01 Apr 2024 05:47:37
We are looking at supporting this once Loop becoems available in Excel
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RE: Export charts directly to excel
Is this another "how hard can it be" issue?
Our (non technical) users are hugely frustrated that they don't get what they see on screen.
RE: Export charts directly to excel
100% agree with this. The conditional formatting capability within PowerBI is fantastic for analysing data, however when exporting to Excel this is lost...
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This feature is a big requirement from my customer to agree to move their reports to Power BI. Please implement this like it is in SSRS!
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When this will be implemented ? Many of our internal users dont want to export the data to excel up to the lowest granularity.
All they need is a high level view for them to copy to excel.
RE: Export charts directly to excel
any update from Microsoft?
RE: Export charts directly to excel
An option to export data from table/ matrix visuals as displayed would definitely be very useful. All of my report users ask for this. Shamelessly, they are manually typing matrix data because Power BI can only export underlying data, not the matrix/pivoted data they see in Power BI report.
RE: Export charts directly to excel
Please see https://ideas.powerbi.com/forums/265200-power-bi-ideas/suggestions/15164733-allow-table-and-matrix-data-exports-to-match-power for updates from Microsoft on this topic
RE: Export charts directly to excel
1. Export to Excel (like in SSRS)
2. Python support
RE: Export charts directly to excel
Definitely a veery often needed ability - currently more than just a hassle. Thanks!
RE: Export charts directly to excel
Why SSRS has no problem doing this and we still can't even export formatted charts to Excel with a 'Premier' tool is amazing. Can't even use paginated reports unless I want to spend $5k a month to do so.