Power BI does not support R packages that run client-server queries online (like RgoogleMaps) for security reasons.For regular R visuals, custom R packages are supported.
Power BI does not support custom or private R packages IF you’re working with custom R visuals, so it’s recommended that private packages are uploaded to CRAN first before using them on Power BI.Power BI usually supports R packages that use open-source licenses, with a few limitations.The current R runtime for Microsoft R is 3.4.4.There are a few requirements and limitations to take note of when you start installing R packages into your Power BI desktop.
So make sure the right packages are installed and that the package is supported. However, installing R packages from source is nontrivial task and may require that your computer has installed set of compilation tools, so called Rtools, because installing from source consists of several steps (compiling C/C++/Fortran codes, making documentations, checking for code errors, running examples etc.).Without the right package, you’ll end up with an error message when you try to run your script. packages ( "C:/Users/Downloads/packfor_0.", repos = NULL, type = "source" ) If even this option doesn't work, you may need to install the package from the source - download *.tar.gz version to your computer and use install.packages function with repos = NULL and type = “source”: (note that this works if your downloaded file is the version of packfor 0.0-8 and it is saved in Downloads folder - modify this for your current needs). packages ( "C:/Users/Downloads/packfor_0.0-8.zip", repos = NULL ) Manually download the binary file from R-Forge (with *.zip extension) to your computer, and use the command install.packages with argument repos = NULL: In that case, you need to install the package from source. Package ‘packfor’ is not available (for R version 3.1.2) If not, you may receive the following warning message: If you are using the latest R version, the package will probably install without problems. For example, to install package packfor 2) for forward selection of variables directly from R-Forge, type The binaries are available only for the latest R version available, so if you are using the older version of R, you need to build the library from source. R-Forge contains both source packages (files with extension *.tar.gz containing the original R code, which needs to be compiled during installation) and also already compiled binaries for Windows ( *zip files, do not need to be built).
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