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Primaveras and Power BI

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Team, Looking for a recommended reading list, and possible third party tools. The mission is to integrate the P6 data, and other datasets, with Power Bi Reading an exported Excel spreadsheet does have the advantage of preserving the data date, but does seem a bit 'clunky' compared to reading the P6 data directly. But the P6 data seems to be uniquely badly normalised for actual use outside the P6 clients.
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    Jerome Odeh ·
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    Here are some links that I

    Here are some links that I bookmarked a while back but haven't tried them to see if they actualy work

    1. https://project2080.com/en/primavera-p6-database-connection-to-power-bi/
    2. https://project2080.com/en/connect-primavera-p6-to-power-bi/
    3. https://jcvanbrunt.com/how-to-make-a-gantt-chart-in-power-bi-using-p6-schedule-data/
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    Rangarajan Ramaswamy ·
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    I am working on a software

    I am working on a software named RANGA currently automatic P6 tasks. You can visit the website to know more:-

    https://prevara.tech

    The integration of P6 to power bi is definitely on the road map, I am open to suggestions please let me know if you have some interesting ideas that you want in the software.

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    Paul Ciszewski ·
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    For organizations using…

    For organizations using Primavera P6 or Oracle Primavera Cloud (OPC) in hosted environments such as Oracle or Loadspring, P6ETL® provides a simple and efficient way to access your project data for reporting and analytics.

    P6ETL automatically extracts P6 and OPC data using Web Services and stores it in a Microsoft SQL Server reporting database optimized for business intelligence. Once your data is available, you can build interactive dashboards and reports using virtually any reporting platform, including Microsoft Power BI.

    To learn more about P6ETL®, visit www.p6etl.com.

       

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