Microsoft’s Translytical Write Back marks a turning point for Power BI, enabling native workflows and two-way data interaction without Power Apps. While it supports custom forms, validations, and version tracking, it has limitations like single-row edits, coding requirements, and Fabric-only operation. Power ON builds on this by offering Excel-style multi-row editing, real-time updates, no-code features, audit trails, role-based workflows, multi-source integration, and independence from Fabric, transforming Power BI into a full-cycle business application for advanced planning, forecasting, and decision-making.

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