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Exporting Power BI data to an Excel table without using the Power Automate visual in Power BI Desktop/Service can be a bit tricky, but it's definitely possible.
Here are a few methods to explore:
Method 1: Using Power Query
Open Power BI Desktop: Load your Power BI file.
Go to the Data view: Select the table you want to export.
Copy the table: Right-click on the table and select "Copy Table."
Paste into Excel: Open Excel, select a cell, and paste the copied table.
Method 2: Using DAX Studio
Install DAX Studio: Download and install DAX Studio.
Connect to your Power BI model: Open DAX Studio and connect to your Power BI model.
Run a query: Use DAX Studio to run a query against your dataset and export the results to Excel.
Method 3: Using Power BI Exporter Tool
Download Power BI Exporter: Get the Power BI Exporter tool.
Run the tool: Use the tool to export your Power BI data directly to Excel.
Method 4: Using Power BI REST API
Set up the API: Configure the Power BI REST API to access your dataset.
Run a query: Use the API to run a query and export the results to Excel.
Method 5: Using Power Automate (Outside Power BI)
Create a Power Automate flow: Set up a flow that connects to your Power BI dataset.
Run a query: Use the "Run a query against a dataset" action to get the data.
Add a row into a table: For the "Row" input, you can use a JSON object to define the structure of your Excel table.
I hope one of these methods helps you achieve your goal! If you need more detailed steps or run into any issues, feel free to ask. I'm here to help!
If this resolves the issue, kindly mark it as resolved to enable others find this solution.
Kind regards,
Robu1
