Advanced Power BI Realtime Project: Using Same Dashboard for Data Input and Output into SQL Server

The provided subtitle describes an advanced Power BI tutorial on creating real-time data connectivity through change detection and auto-refresh. Goal is to create a Power BI project enabling real-time data entry into a SQL Server database from the Power BI dashboard.

- Create new tables in the SQL Server database (buyers, products, sales).
- Modify table structures (change data type, add columns).
- Create a view in the database to combine buyer and product data with a URL for data entry.
- Connect Power BI to the SQL Server database and import the tables and view.
- Design a Power BI dashboard with visuals (text box, table) to display product information and initiate sales transactions.
- Configure the URL in the view to link to a web page for recording sales transactions.
- Create a web page (using ASPX and .NET) to capture sales transaction data from the URL and store it in the SQL Server database's sales table.

The tutorial uses M language and Power Query for data transformation.
The web page creation can be done using other languages (e.g., PHP) as well.

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If you do not want to create sql tables, views and the server side programming. You can also use this tutorial to practice power bi only. Use our server credentials to create a power bi dashboard shown in this tutorial, using our sql and aspx server.