Create Dynamic Interactive Reports Using Power View by Peter Serzo - SPTechCon
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This document summarizes information about Power View. Power View allows users to interact with reports in Excel, Excel Web App, and standalone in SharePoint. It utilizes tabular models from Analysis Services. Power View is supported in Excel 2013, Excel Web App in SharePoint 2013/Office 365, and standalone in SharePoint 2010/2013 Enterprise editions with SQL Server 2012 SP1 BI. DirectQuery mode allows keeping data in a SQL database while using Power View. Power View compares to Excel reporting but does not replace SQL Reporting Services, PerformancePoint, or cell-based calculation tools.
Create Dynamic Interactive Reports Using Power View by Peter Serzo - SPTechCon
- 1. Peter Serzo SPTECHCON – San Francisco March 2013
- 2. Peter Serzo, MCP, MCSD .Net, MCTS High Monkey Consulting Blog: monkeyblog.highmonkey.com www.highmonkey.com [email protected] Twitter: pserzo Author Love to read and Love a Good Story
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- 5. What’s is today’s session about? What is it? Cool things you can do Infrastructure with Reports Power View Create a Data Source Report Configuration
- 6. Power View
- 8. What is Power View
- 9. What is Power View
- 10. What is Power View
- 11. Reporting Services Team Power View SSRS RB3.0
- 12. Power View utilizes Tabular Model
- 13. Tabular Model Analysis Services
- 14. Power View Brands • Excel Office Professional Plus 2013 Office 365 • Excel Web App SharePoint Server 2013 Enterprise SQL Server 2012 SP1 Business Intelligence Office 365/SharePoint Online • Power View (standalone) in SharePoint SharePoint Server 2010 Enterprise SharePoint Server 2013 Enterprise SQL Server 2012 SP1 Business Intelligence
- 15. Direct Query Mode DirectQuery mode for Analysis Services tabular models allows you to keep your data in a SQL Server relational database and still get the benefits of interactive reporting with Power View.
- 16. SQL 2012 Service Pack 1 Support for Power View in Microsoft Excel 2013 Need Silverlight
- 18. Excel Excel Web App Power View standalone Design reports Yes No Yes Interact with reports Yes Yes Yes Visualizations All All All Cross-visualization Yes Yes Yes interactivity Max. workbook size Client limits SharePoint limits SharePoint limits (Office 365: 10 MB) Embedded data model Yes Yes No External data models Yes Yes (Office 365: No) Yes Multiple models Yes Yes (Office 365: No) No Multidimensional models No No Yes (cubes) Reorder Power View sheets No No Yes Reading and Full-Screen No No Yes modes Zoom No Browser zoom Browser zoom External images Yes Yes (Office 365: No) Yes
- 20. Infrastructure
- 21. SQL RS Add-in
- 23. Creating a Data source…
- 24. Creating a Data source… PowerPivot Gallery BISM Connection Power View Data Source Report/xslx
- 25. Creating a Data source PowerPivot Gallery…
- 26. Creating a Data source Infrastructure…
- 27. Creating a Data source PowerPivot Gallery…
- 28. Creating a Data source PowerPivot Gallery…
- 29. You don’t need PowerPivot
- 30. Creating a Data source…
- 32. Report Design 1. Refresh/Cancel button 9. View in edit mode 2. Arrange: Bring forward or send backward 10. Visualization filter and popout icons 3. Fit to Window 11. Filters area 4. Reading and full-screen modes 12. Row label field icons 5. Ribbon 13. Help icon 6. Views pane 14. Measure (Sigma ∑) symbols 7. Default title text box 15. Fields section 8. Sort options 16. Field list 17. Layout section
- 34. KPIs Hierarchies Perspectives Drill Real Through Time Excel Power View Reporting Services PerformancePoi nt
- 35. Power View does not… Replace RB 2.0, 3.0 or SSDT Not a goal to edit or add new interactivity to Dev/IT Pro reports built in RB or SSDT Does not work against SharePoint Lists (Directly) Not a high-end analysis experience Not a goal to provide complex calculation building Not a cell-based calculation tool Not a forecasting/write back tool Not a replacement for PPS scorecards or ProClarity
- 36. Questions