A
data source connection can be made to data within Excel files that have been
published to Excel Services on a SharePoint site. Published parameter values
can be modified from within PerformancePoint Services. This is useful when a
parameter is an input to the value of a published cell. This could be used in a
KPI, for example, and enable the dynamic change of that cell value from
PerformancePoint Services.
Note:
PerformancePoint Services accesses external data sources by using a delegated
Windows identity. Consequently, external data sources must reside within the
same domain as the SharePoint Server 2013 farm. If external data sources do not
reside within the same domain, authentication to the external data sources fails.
Create an Excel Services data source connection
In
PerformancePoint Services the security settings for data sources are stored in
each data source. For Excel Services workbooks, you have the choice of three
authentication options: using the Unattended Service Account, using credentials
stored in a Secure Store target application, or using Per-User Identity.
Per-User Identity requires the Kerberos protocol.
To
Create an Excel Services data source connection
1.
Start Dashboard
Designer.
2.
Click the Create tab, and then click Data Source.
3.
In the Category pane of the Select a Data Source Template dialog box, click Tabular List and
then click Excel
Services. Click OK.
4.
In the left navigation pane (workspace browser), type
a name for your data source.
5.
In the center pane, click the Editor tab.
In the Data Source
Settings section,
select the method by which to authenticate to the data source.
6.
In the Refresh
Interval box,
enter the duration in minutes for the data to refresh.
7.
In the Connection
Settings section,
type the URL of the SharePoint site.
8.
From the Document
Library list,
select the SharePoint document library where the workbook is located.
9.
From the Excel
Workbook list,
select the workbook that you want.
10.
In the Item Name list, select a Named Range or table. Only one Named Range or Table is supported
per Excel Services data source.
11.
From the Data Source Settings box, select one of the
following Authentication methods:
1.
Unattended Server
Account If you select this method, all
users connect by using the Unattended Service Account that was defined for the
PerformancePoint shared service when they access the data source.
2.
Use a stored account Enter the Application ID of a secure store
target application. If you select this method, all users connect by using the
credentials from the specified Secure Store target application when they access
the data source.
3.
Per-user identity If you select this option, the current user's
identity is used to access the data source. Per-User Identity requires the
Kerberos protocol.
12.
Click Test Data
Source to confirm
your connection is configured correctly.
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