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Except as expressly provided in any written license agreement from Microsoft, the furnishing of this document does not give you a license to any patent, trademarks, copyrights, or other intellectual property that are the subject matter of this document.  \n© Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved|2  \nTable of Contents  \n1. Foreword............................................................................................................................................... 5  \n2. Introduction .......................................................................................................................................... 5  \nTechnical Architecture .............................................................................................................................. 6  \n3. Overview ............................................................................................................................................... 8  \nTools .......................................................................................................................................................... 8  \nSharePoint Server 2010 and Project Server 2010 Configuration.......................................................... 8  \nExcel and Excel Services ...................................................................................................................... 11  \nData Sources ....................................................................................................................................... 11  \nData Connections ................................................................................................................................ 14  \nTips and Tricks: ODC Files ................................................................................................................... 22  \nReport Templates................................................................................................................................ 23  \n3. Build Your First Excel Report against OLAP Data in Ten Minutes ....................................................... 31  \nIntroduction ............................................................................................................................................ 31  \n4. Authoring Reports against Relational Data......................................................................................... 40  \nCreating a New Excel Report for Project Server 2010 with Excel 2007-2010.........................................41  \nUpdating an existing Excel Report .......................................................................................................... 44  \nTips & Tricks ............................................................................................................................................ 63  \n5. Use PowerPivot for Excel 2010 ........................................................................................................... 64  \n6. Migrating Reports between Environments......................................................................................... 64  \nDeployment of the Reports on a QA and Production environment ....................................................... 64  \n© Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved|3  \n7. Troubleshooting Business Intelligence Features ................................................................................ 65  \n8. References .......................................................................................................................................... 68  \nGeneral references .......................................................................................","cbCaimUMT6ZQhE3U","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimUMT6ZQhE3U","pdf",3401620,71,"English","# Foreword\n# Introduction\n## Technical Architecture\n# Overview\n## Tools\n## SharePoint Server 2010 and Project Server 2010 Configuration\n## Excel and Excel Services\n## Data Sources\n## Data Connections\n## Tips and Tricks: ODC Files\n## Report Templates\n# Build Your First Excel Report against OLAP Data in Ten Minutes\n# Authoring Reports against Relational Data\n## Creating a New Excel Report for Project Server 2010 with Excel 2007-2010\n## Updating an existing Excel Report\n## Tips & Tricks\n# Use PowerPivot for Excel 2010\n# Migrating Reports between Environments\n## Deployment of the Reports on a QA and Production environment\n# Troubleshooting Business Intelligence Features\n# References\n## General references\n# List of Figures","[{\"question\":\"Why does Project Server 2010 require SharePoint Server 2010 Enterprise Edition for reporting?\",\"answer\":\"SharePoint Server 2010 Enterprise Edition is required by the Project Server 2010 architecture and enables BI Insights capabilities used for reporting, such as Excel Services and other BI components.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the main steps to build an Excel report against OLAP data?\",\"answer\":\"The guide walks through authoring a first Excel report using OLAP in a ten-minute flow, supported by the underlying BI Insights and Excel Services setup.\"},{\"question\":\"How can reports be migrated and deployed across environments?\",\"answer\":\"The document covers migrating reports between environments and provides guidance for deploying reports from a QA environment to a production environment, including relevant deployment considerations.\"}]","Microsoft Project Server 2010 Reporting with Excel Services | PDF",25]