Add a Reporting Ribbon to Excel to consolidate and highlight the amazing capabilities of Power Query and Power Pivot
Tables, Power Query, Power Pivot and Pivot Tables are amazing tools that will transform the way people build their reports, but only once they know about them!
Let's SHOUT about how good these things are and how well they work together by putting them onto a single new Ribbon called "Reporting" - something like the attached image.
Wyn Hopkins
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Ilgar Zarbaliyev
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Power View (although it is not so widely used) and 3D Maps (Power Map)
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Manu
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I am in a process of exploring the ultimate excel miracles and really would like to see into it
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Anonymous
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Need it
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Luc Debois
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Great idea but extra buttons such as KPI can be an added value ... :-)
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ROMEO OYARO MOGIRE
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Done
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Shlomi
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Great idea!!
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Debbie
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This would be brilliant. Also please add to MAC too.
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Anonymous
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Done!
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Wyn Hopkins
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Plus.... a Get Parameter button that avoids the formula firewall...
Sorry to cross post, but folks who like this idea may well like this one
https://excel.uservoice.com/forums/304921-excel-for-windows-desktop-application/suggestions/32691571-add-get-parameter-button-to-power-query-and-avoid -
Wyn Hopkins
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If I could edit my suggestion I would. Let's call it what it is... POWER features. Adding a Publish to Power BI button would be great too. Some good options listed in Sameer's post a few items below this one
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Wyn Hopkins
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OK, so let's call it the POWER tab (see image)
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Sameer Bhide
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Done
Let me know if you need the CustomUI File -
Anonymous
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Power Query is NOT a reporting tool. However, I do agree that these two BI tools should be under the same tab.
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Paul
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This is a good idea.
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David Benaim commented
Absolutely agree, excels biggest flaw is that no one clicks in the important features. This new ribbon people would actually click on to try! I would colour scales and data bars, as standalone command (not in a submenu). No one ever clicks on the conditional format dialog, so they miss out on these!
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Dave Quinn
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Please make this happen
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Jimmy
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Please make this available ASAP. Very useful.
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Anonymous
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Amazing Idea!!!
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Ed Hansberry
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Honestly, I'd be ok if we just got the "Center across columns" button. ;-)
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NH
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I suggest adding Excel's Power Query and Power Pivot features to Access in Office 2019.
