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Exploring Some of Power BI's Supported Data Sources

In today's data-driven world, businesses are inundated with data from multiple sources. However, consolidating data from various sources can be a daunting task, especially when you're dealing with large amounts of data.

Power BI is a powerful data visualization and business intelligence tool that allows you to connect with a wide range of data sources. From Excel spreadsheets to cloud-based data sources like Salesforce and Google Analytics, Power BI supports a wide range of data sources.

As a freelance business intelligence developer specializing in Power BI, I can help you connect your data sources with Power BI and create custom reports that provide you with the insights you need to make better business decisions.

Let's take a look at some of the most common data sources that Power BI supports:

  1. Excel spreadsheets: Power BI can connect to Excel spreadsheets stored locally or in the cloud. You can use Excel as a data source to create custom reports that provide you with valuable insights into your business.

  2. CSV files: Power BI can also connect to CSV files stored locally or in the cloud. This allows you to import data from other applications or systems and create custom reports.

  3. SQL Server: If you're storing your data in SQL Server, Power BI can easily connect to your database and allow you to create custom reports.

  4. Oracle: Power BI can also connect to Oracle databases and help you create custom reports.

  5. SharePoint: Power BI can connect to SharePoint lists and libraries, allowing you to create custom reports based on your SharePoint data.

  6. Cloud-based data sources: Power BI supports a wide range of cloud-based data sources, including Salesforce, Google Analytics, and Microsoft Dynamics 365.


Once you've connected your data sources, you can use the Power BI desktop to create custom visuals and dashboards. Power BI allows you to create interactive reports that can be shared with others. This means that you can collaborate with your team and share insights with stakeholders.

In conclusion, if you're struggling to consolidate data from multiple sources, Power BI can help. I can help you connect your data sources with Power BI and create custom reports that provide you with the insights you need to make better business decisions. Contact me today to learn how I can help you unlock the full potential of your data.


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