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SQL Server 2012 (“Denali”): Power View (“Project Crescent”) — 17 Comments

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  4. Sorry…story boarding, PowerPoint, and many other key features were cut from the product before teched. This version will be very much a v1 with only a couple chart types supported…v2 should be better

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  7. Hi,
    Can anybody please explain how project crescent works? I mean does it query behind the scenes to get the visual representation?

    Thanks,
    Santosh

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