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=== Notes for Excel users === | |||
Excel stores the credentials separately from the Excel Workbook. As such, users will have to enter their own user name and password in order to refresh the data. | |||
=== Notes for Power BI desktop users === | |||
Power BI stores the credentials separately from the Power BI file. As such, users will have to enter their own user name and password in order to refresh the data. | |||
=== Notes for Power BI cloud users === | |||
For Power BI (cloud) users, the credentials will not be included and published with the Power BI reports and dashboards. They will need to be entered within the '''Data Sets''' or '''Data Flows''' settings page. | |||