The fastest way to input and edit data in Power BI

Key in data in your Power BI tables

Allow report designers and consumers (in reading view) to insert, edit and update values in your tabular reports

Six types of data input columns

Inforiver supports entry of the following data types - numeric, text, dropdown, check box, person and date

Enter formulas instead of absolute values

Leverage 50+ in-built functions (logical, math, boolean etc.,), keywords and references while creating your formula

Restrict data entry for select rows based on condition

Allow data input only for certain rows based on a condition/formula that you determine (e.g., Margin <10%)

Use dropdown boxes to restrict data entry to a set of values

Create single-select or multi-select lists on your own (manually), or dynamically create a list using values from Power BI data model

Collaborate with multiple users

Allow multiple users in the organization to enter data in the reading view

Live sync keeps other charts in sync with data entered

Values entered automatically update other visuals in the report

Writeback to databases

Writeback and persist data captured to databases, shared drives and custom URLs

Audit

Keep track of changes made to your report by different users at row-level and report-level

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Highlights

1. Key in data in your Power BI tables

Allow report designers and consumers (in reading view) to insert, edit and update values in your tabular reports

2. Use six types of data input columns

Inforiver supports entry of the following data types - numeric, text, dropdown, check box, person and date

3. Enter formula instead of absolute values

Leverage 50+ inbuilt functions (logical, math, boolean, etc.,), keywords and references while creating your formula

4. Restrict data entry for select rows based on conditions

Allow data input only for certain rows based on a condition/formula that you determine (e.g., Margin <10%)

5. Use dropdown boxes to restrict data entry to a set of values

Create single-select or multi-select lists on your own (manually), or dynamically create a list using values from Power BI data model

6. Copy an existing column into a new, editable column

Copy current year's sales data into a new column; fine-tune values to create budget for next year

7. Collaborate with multiple users

Allow multiple users in the organization to enter data in the reading view

8. Live sync keeps other charts in sync with data entered

Values entered automatically update other visuals in the report

9. Writeback to databases

Writeback and persist data captured to databases, shared drives and custom URLs

10. Audit

Keep track of changes made to your report by different users at the row-level and report-level

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