Create Power BI report from SSAS cube

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Step 1:

Go to home → click on get data → select Analysis Services 

Step 2:

 Connection window looks like bellow

Provide server name.

Select required database in list


In fields panels, showing list of table in database

Relationship between tables looks like bellow

Step 3:

Drag and drop table

Select required fields to table


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