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Change the data source for a PBIX file - Power BI Tutorial
From the course: Learning Power BI Desktop
Change the data source for a PBIX file
- [Instructor] When we create a data model and save it as a PBIX file, we begin by getting data from a source. And when we saved this PBIX file, that data source connection was saved as part of the file. And I can see that if I go to Transform data, Data source settings. This is the location for the original Excel spreadsheet that was used as the basis of the medianage.pbix Power BI data model. Now your PBIX file will have a different path, a path that goes to wherever you stored that original Excel spreadsheet. So far so good. But if you send me your median age PBIX file, and I save it somewhere on my computer, even if I save it along with the Excel spreadsheet, the path won't be the same. I won't have the same set of folders that you have. And this is true in the opposite direction. The PBIX files that are included in the exercise files actually have passed the point all the way back here to my computer in Michigan.…
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Power BI data sources: The basics3m 22s
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Connect to a file: Excel4m 24s
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Connect to a file: CSV3m 48s
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Connect to databases3m 25s
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Connect to a web data source2m 38s
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Connect to a SharePoint list4m 23s
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Connect to Microsoft Dataverse4m 35s
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Advanced connection types: DirectQuery and live connections4m 17s
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Open a PBIX file or Excel data model1m 40s
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Change the data source for a PBIX file4m 10s
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