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Microsoft Business Intelligence Tools for Excel Analysts Michael Alexander, Jared Decker, Bernard Wehbe
Publisher: Wiley

May 28, 2014 - Michael Alexander, Jared Decker and Bernard Wehbe, "Microsoft Business Intelligence Tools for Excel Analysts" English | ISBN: 1118821521 | 2014 | 384 pages | PDF, EPUB | 85 + 16 MB. Aug 17, 2013 - This concept will be demonstrated mainly by means of a virtualized three-server testing environment for SharePoint/mobile BI platform via Hyper-V as a virtualization technology by Microsoft . Live Now on Server & Tools Blogs . 6 days ago - In spite of all the amazing tools that have emerged in this space, Microsoft Excel remains the worlds most popular data analytics and business intelligence tool. Dynamics CRM remains one of the top rated products by the industry analysts and we expect those ratings (and sales) to increase as a result of some of the recent improvements made. With Microsoft's recent investments in expanding Excel to work . After we create a new Power View report worksheet we can then add a filter for Georgia in the Filters area and then copy and paste items over from the first report. Mar 4, 2010 - It is a tool that complement existing BI solutions based on Analysis Services. It can be used to pivot Microsoft Analysis Service (SSAS) cubes interactively. Jul 8, 2013 - Excel is also the major client side tool within Microsoft Business Intelligence solution. Oct 23, 2012 - With the recent launch of SQL Server 2012, Microsoft (MS) is placing even more emphasis on their suite of Business Intelligence tools and features such as the multidimensional capabilities of Analysis Services or static visualisations using Reporting Services. We can quickly create another report and filter down to see the data just for Georgia. However, Microsoft's BI stack Microsoft Excel has traditionally been used to access multidimensional data and presented in tabular, pivot tables or the more recent PowerPivot product. Aug 24, 2012 - Microsoft Business Intelligence blog covering topics such as PowerPivot, Power View, Excel, Sharepoint, Data Quality Services, business analytics and Big Data. Someone will use it just because it seems simpler and faster, but it doesn't have so many features. Many of them are lacking in Excel too.