ANALYZE-IN-EXCEL

Connect live to Power BI datasets from Excel or Excel Online and query them with MDX from interactive, formattable pivot tables.


DATA GOBLINS POWER BI ANALYZE‑IN‑EXCEL CHECKLIST

Version 1.0 - Last update: Nov 14, 2022


Use the below interactive checklist to follow-up on your Analyze-in-Excel solution:

Click the question mark (?) for a link to a reference document. This will be learn.microsoft.com documentation; if none are available, this may be a Data Goblins article, or another blog post reference.

Implementation Planning

Is this the right solution for what your users need?



Governance Planning

How can you enable users while mitigating the risks of an Excel-based self-service tool?



Adoption Planning

How can you ensure Analyze-in-Excel is used, and used properly?




ANALYZE-IN-EXCEL END-USER TRAINING CHECKLIST

Training end-users takes time and effort, and the approach differs for every person being trained. Listed below are some elements of Power BI Analyze-in-Excel that one should consider when training them to use it effectively, and mitigate governance risk.

Train Analyze-in-Excel End-Users



ANALYZE-IN-EXCEL DOCUMENTATION CHECKLIST

Documentation varies from project-to-project and team-to-team, but below are some things you can consider documenting for your Power BI Analyze-in-Excel solution.

Power BI Analyze-in-Excel Documentation