| Managing Connections in PowerPivot |
| Written by Wayne Walter Berry |
| Tuesday, 29 June 2010 21:21 |
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A good friend of mine that analyzes databases with business intelligence for a living has told me that the majority of his job is knowing the data. PowerPivot makes it very easy to add additional tables, and bring together multiple data sources –allowing you to discover your data as you build reports. This article will discuss how to manage your connections to SQL Azure from PowerPivot, add additional tables, and build relationships.
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