BIEscape
Tableau to Power BI

Tableau to Power BI

Tableau to Power BI starts from the workbook you already have. BIEscape builds a Power BI project (.pbip) you open in Power BI Desktop: visuals, a conversion status for each sheet, and live database connections that stay live. It is not a .pbix, not a pixel copy of the Tableau dashboard, and items that only convert in part stay marked partial.

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What BIEscape does
  • A Power BI project (.pbip) with worksheet visuals and a per-sheet conversion status.
  • Live Postgres and SQL Server connections stay live; Desktop asks for the password. Extracts and files become CSV.
  • Calculated fields transpiled to SQL and DAX in the same pass as the project.
Honest limits
  • The download is a .pbip project, not a .pbix, and not a pixel copy of the Tableau dashboard.
  • Partial and unconverted items stay marked in the conversion status.
  • Hyper extracts are not converted in the browser. Use the desktop converter for Hyper to Excel.

FAQ

Does BIEscape convert Tableau to Power BI?
Yes. It builds a Power BI project (.pbip) you open in Power BI Desktop, with visuals and a conversion status. It does not emit a .pbix, and it does not clone the Tableau dashboard pixel for pixel. Partial items stay marked partial.
What should I use it for in a PBI migration?
Drop the workbook on the homepage, open Convert to Power BI, and download the .pbip. Review the status, then finish partial items in Desktop. Live database connections stay live and Desktop prompts for the password.
Where do I start?
Open the converter on the homepage, drop a .twb or .twbx, then choose Convert to Power BI.

Hyper → Excel uses the desktop converter. Clone the repo at https://github.com/lukashalim/scapeTableau.