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Instructor: So let's talk about external tools
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in Power BI.
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Now, these tools allow quick access
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to third-party tools that are locally installed
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on your computer and registered with Power BI.
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It's really important to note that the External tools menu
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on Power BI desktop will not appear
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unless those two conditions are met
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for third-party tools that you're trying to add.
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Once they're installed on your local machine,
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you'll be able to access them directly
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from this External tool menu.
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And here you can see that I've added three tools,
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Bravo, DAX Studio, and Tabular Editor.
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Now there are many, many more tools
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across different categories, and generally these tools
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fall into one of the following categories,
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semantic modeling, data analysis, and then miscellaneous.
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Now, the semantic modeling tools are great
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for extending Power BI's functionality,
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like digging deeper into your DAX optimizations,
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application lifecycle management,
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advanced data modeling scenarios,
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metadata translation, and much, much more.
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So some common examples of tools in this category
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are DAX Studio, ALM Toolkit,
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Tabular Editor, and Bravo.
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Up next we've got our data analysis tools
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and these are really all
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about connecting Power BI data models
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to client applications in a read-only mode
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to query and perform different data analysis tasks.
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So some common tools or integrations here
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are with Python, Excel, and Power BI Report Builder.
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And finally, we have the miscellaneous category,
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which contains tools like PBI.tips tutorials,
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DAX Guide, PowerBI.tips, and much more.
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And these tools are all
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about making Power BI more accessible and useful
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but they don't actually connect
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to raw data or the data model.
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They're really just for informative sources.
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Now, you can also check out the URL
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at the bottom of the slide here for more details
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about the types of third-party tools that are supported
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and what they do exactly.
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If you're looking for a starting point,
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I'd recommend downloading the most recent version
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of DAX Studio and really digging
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into the capabilities of the tool.
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It's seriously cool
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and can help you dive deeper into your DAX optimizations.
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All right, so that's gonna wrap things up
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for this lecture and for the course.
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If this is your first interaction with Power BI,
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your journey is really just starting with the tool.
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On behalf of both Chris and myself,
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it's been our pleasure teaching you Power BI
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and we can't wait to see what you create
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with what you've learned so far.
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Enjoy the bonus project.
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We'll see you in the next course, and learn on.
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