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NewConnect automatically Power BI to Revit from AutoDesk to create an AEC (Architecture, Engineering and Construction) project dashboard.
Fabio Roberti on 04 Apr 2016 16:37:17
At the moment, we could use Dynamo BIM to push data to Excel and link Excel to Power BI. Ideally, we could connect Power BI directly to Revit via API and create live dashboard. Is there any plan to use Power BI for Autodesk products?
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RE: Connect automatically Power BI to Revit from AutoDesk to create an AEC (Architecture, Engineering and Construction) project dashboard.
There is one more solution that you can use to export Revit data to Excel file. It is free plugin for Revit called SheetLink from DiRoots.
You can find it on following link:
https://diroots.com/plugins/sheetlink-revit-to-excel/
All parameters and values can be exported in Excel file in organized manner. Hope this helps. ;)
RE: Connect automatically Power BI to Revit from AutoDesk to create an AEC (Architecture, Engineering and Construction) project dashboard.
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RE: Connect automatically Power BI to Revit from AutoDesk to create an AEC (Architecture, Engineering and Construction) project dashboard.
The autodesk Revit DB Link does this. I think its what you're looking for.
RE: Connect automatically Power BI to Revit from AutoDesk to create an AEC (Architecture, Engineering and Construction) project dashboard.
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RE: Connect automatically Power BI to Revit from AutoDesk to create an AEC (Architecture, Engineering and Construction) project dashboard.
This is a great wish/idea that many Revit users will like. Maybe Microsoft and Autodesk can work together to manage data?
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