
So that’s the reason that it’s greyed out for all existing reports that are created in an older version of Power BI Desktop.
#Power bi desktop version download#
Hmm, Matt says the download report feature is NOT available for the reports created in older versions of Power BI Desktop. So I googled it and I found this useful article, thanks Matt Allington. I hope this is just a starting point for Power BI development team and they improve the download feature in the future so that we can download the reports created in Power BI Service.īut, a question still remaining, why it is inactive for all of my existing reports which published a while ago? So this feature is not available when we create a report in Power BI Service from scratch which is no good. I quickly created a report on Power BI Service itself and… again, it’s greyed out. So, it can’t be an unsupported dataset, I reckon.
#Power bi desktop version windows 10#
Knowing that I’ll potentially get sick, I turned on my tablet (a Windows 10 tablet of course) to test this new cool feature. It gets worth when I read something, even reading a text on my mobile.

I get motion sick in the bus very quickly. To make the level of my excitement clearer, I should reveal a secret. So I created a personal hotspot and started testing it in the bus. I was in a bus back to home on Friday, but, I couldn’t wait until I get home and test this cool feature.

I was really excited when I noticed that and I had to try it straight away.

This feature is highly demanded and it’s available from November 2016. A new cool feature added to Power BI Service is the ability to download Power BI reports from Power BI Service.
