#PYTHON REPORT BUILDER CODE#

#PYTHON REPORT BUILDER CODE#

Sample Idea: Code your own Power BI model documentation Some of these ideas are not exclusive to Python, but thereвЂ™s enough variety in the Power BI and data science communities for people to possibly figure out if some of this might be useful within the context of their own environments, skills, and organizations. I also want to encourage people to use imagination and also explore how Power BI isnвЂ™t really as closed as some people thinkвЂ“at least the data modelвЂ¦ Why use Python as an external вЂњtoolвЂќ? Even though Python isnвЂ™t a вЂњtoolвЂќ in the same sense as the вЂњBig 3вЂќ community tools focused this month, I want to show how versatile the External Tools feature is. One of the great aspects of this new feature though is that you can define your own external tools in JSON and pass the currently open Power BI model connection to your tool with a simple click. There are three featured community tools to start out: DAX Studio, ALM Toolkit, and Tabular Editor. With the new External Tools tab in the ribbon as well as Power BI passing connection info as an argument to the tool, itвЂ™s a much more convenient experience. Prior to July, external tools could connect to an open tabular model. The July 2020 version of Power BI Desktop includes a new preview feature that allows вЂњ external toolsвЂќ to more easily connect to Power BI models.

Python report builder