October 8, 2013 at 1:50 pm
Hi all,
I understand that PowerView forms part of the Enterprise edition of SQL Server 2012, which I just installed on my local machine. As I am very interested to test the BI capabilities (Reporting) of SQL Server 2012, I was looking for PowerView but can't seem to find it. Isn't it installed by default in SQL Server Enterprise 2012? Also, do I need to have Sharepoint 2010 also installed to be able to use PowerView?
Thanks for your help!
October 8, 2013 at 1:57 pm
hoolash (10/8/2013)
Hi all,I understand that PowerView forms part of the Enterprise edition of SQL Server 2012, which I just installed on my local machine. As I am very interested to test the BI capabilities (Reporting) of SQL Server 2012, I was looking for PowerView but can't seem to find it. Isn't it installed by default in SQL Server Enterprise 2012? Also, do I need to have Sharepoint 2010 also installed to be able to use PowerView?
Thanks for your help!
Power View - with a space nowadays - is a report designer tool created (currently) with Silverlight. In the first version, you could only use it inside SharePoint 2010/2013 on a PowerPivot workbook or on a BISM connection to a SSAS tabular model.
However, now you can also design Power View in Excel 2013, if you have the Profession Plus edition.
Power View is also included in the stand-alone version of Excel 2013 (which is intended for personal use).
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October 8, 2013 at 2:05 pm
Thank you Koen...but I'm still confused. I don't have Excel 2013. I'm currently using Excel 2010. Do you mean that I need to have Sharepoint installed?
October 8, 2013 at 2:38 pm
hoolash (10/8/2013)
Thank you Koen...but I'm still confused. I don't have Excel 2013. I'm currently using Excel 2010. Do you mean that I need to have Sharepoint installed?
Yes. And you need to integrate SQL Server 2012 SSRS into SharePoint.
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