I am trying to translate some code that we previously used in a software similar to PowerBI into some form that's compatible with PowerBI. One thing that I need to do for that is to generate a model fit to some data and use that to display some data on the fit (in some further visual elements).

From a sequential point of view, this is trivial. Generate an object, then work on that object and print some data. But from what I understand about PowerBI, this kind of interdependency between R scripts / visual elements (generate an object, then hand that object to other procedures to generate further output) is not intended and since I need to use several visual elements, and all of them depend on the output of the first, I have no idea how to work this out.

CodePudding user response：

I need to use several visual elements, and all of them depend on the output of the first

Then the data needs to be created in Power Query and loaded into the data model. You can run R in Power Query to generate the data, and visualize it with regular Power BI Visuals and the R Visual.