In the 2016 Data insight summit we announced 2 new features getting Power BI and Excel closer together, Analyze in Excel and the Power BI publisher add-in for Excel. Now you can upload your data to the cloud and consume it with either Power BI cloud based interactive reports or Excel desktop Pivot Tables

2. PBIO Haifa, Israel PBIO Haifa, Israel
Leverage the strengths of both worlds

4. Get data
Analyze
Share
consume
Analyze with Pivot tables and cube functions
Data grid for in place calculations
Report with rich formatting capabilities
Automate with VBA

5. Get data from on premises and cloud services
Your whole business on one dashboard
Rich and interactive visualizations
Natural language queries, Quick insights
Get data
Visualize
Q&A
Monitor

10. Vijay Govindarajan
and Srikanth Srinivas blog
How many squares do you see?

11. Out of the
box
Systematic
view
60 squares
30 blue squares and 30 squares with white edges
30 squares
16 (1×1 squares) + 9 (2×2 squares) + 4 (3×3 squares) + 1 (4×4 square)

12. You don’t want to miss something which is right in
front of you because you stopped looking too soon

13. Out of the
box
First
glance
Analyze in Excel

14. Share of workbooks grid made easy
Keep your data up to date
Grid data from all your workbooks
on a single dashboard
Q&A, quick insights and Cortana
integration over Excel data on
import
Get data
Visualize
and
Analyze
Q&A
Monitor
“The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new
lands but seeing with new eyes” / Marcel Proust

15. Out of the
box
Systematic
view
First
glance
Analyze in Excel, ability to connect Excel to Power
BI Data Model and create Pivot/Charts

16. Analyze your Power BI data in Excel
• Create Pivot tables & Pivot charts
• Slice and dice data with slicers
• Drill through to your Power BI report
data in Excel
• Save as xlsx file, share with others
Get data
Analyze
Share
Consume

17. Out of the
box
Systematic
view

21. http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/excel
http://excel.uservoice.com
https://twitter.com/msexcel
https://www.facebook.com/microsoftexcel
https://blogs.office.com/excel
https://products.office.com/en-us/try

22. Power BI downloads (