Jan Mulkens has started a series on combining Power BI and R.
Fact is, R is here to stay. Even Microsoft has integrated R with SQL Server 2016 and it has made R scripting possible in it’s great Azure Machine Learning service.
So it was only a matter of time before we were going to see R integrated in Power BI.
From the previous point, it seems that R is just running in the background and that most of the functionality can be used.
Testing some basic functionality like importing and transforming data in the R visual worked fine.
I haven’t tried any predictive modelling yet but I assume that will just work as well.
So instead of printing “Hello world” to the screen, we’ll use a simple graph to say hello to the world.
First we need some data, Power BI enables us to enter some data in a familiar Excel style.
Just select “Enter Data” and start bashing out some data.
I’m looking forward to the rest of the series.
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