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Power Pivot in Excel 2019 - From other Sources button wont work
Hi,
I have faced the same problem with Excel 2016 Pro Plus. I have not updated Office neither Windows in these last days, except Microsoft Security Essentials.
I have got a "solution".
Import data using Power Query (Data > Get Data)
Load To Data Model and create only connection
Return to Power Pivot
- Josh_McHenryApr 19, 2019Copper ContributorThis isn't working for me, because as soon as you use PowerQuery, the data model can no longer be converted to a SSAS Tabular Model. The idea here is we are prototyping in PowerPivot and converting to SSAS. Microsoft PLEASE FIX THIS.
- Ed HansberryApr 21, 2019Iron Contributor
Josh_McHenry this was fixed months ago, back in mid-Feb 2019. If your version isn't working, make sure you have the latest available from Office 365. AFAIK, it was never broken on the perpetual licensing versions.
- daniel1926Feb 24, 2019Copper ContributorInteresting indeed but what if we don not want to load the data in a query ... only in the data model! Hummmm.
- annahuiFeb 07, 2019Copper Contributor
that's what i'm thinking of doing as well. "Add/Load to Data Model".
But I am an instructor, there are some modules that I have to cover importing data into the data model. - MikeThomas67Feb 06, 2019Brass Contributor
That was my suggested solution too as I posted earlier in this thread. Seems to be the only way round it
- elliotdavisFeb 06, 2019Copper Contributor
I am a beginner to Power Pivot. I'm not really sure how your solution works. I have a few tabs of data in an Excel document. Without using the From Other Sources button, how would I get these into Power Pivot?
- annahuiFeb 07, 2019Copper Contributor
You can try using Power Query to Merge or Append all these data. Upon "Close and Load", select "Add to Data Model"
check out this link:
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Add-a-query-to-an-Excel-worksheet-Power-Query-ca69e0f0-3db1-4493-900c-6279bef08df4
To combine data from multiple sheets:
https://www.excelguru.ca/blog/2014/11/19/combine-multiple-worksheets-using-power-query/