Documentation.

Open a Power BI file, add a culture, ship a translated report in five minutes.

Install the MSI, activate your license, and verify the install.

Translate a single caption end-to-end and persist it back to your model.

How Daxlate maps .NET globalization cultures to model translations.

Daxlate opens .pbix and .pbit files on disk by default. Live mode, a TOM connection to Power BI Desktop, is an optional, off-by-default extra.

The translatable surface of a Power BI semantic model.

Hand a single XLSX to a translator and import it back without losing context.

Translate the text baked into a report canvas: visual titles, headers, buttons, and text boxes, not just the semantic model.

Let readers switch a translated report between languages with a slicer.

Hebrew, Arabic, Persian: how Daxlate renders right-to-left translations.

Install and license Daxlate on a machine with no internet access.

The schema of the round-trip workbook: one sheet per culture, the column layout Daxlate reads back, and the rules that decide whether a row imports.

Power BI Desktop is running but Daxlate does not list it on the Welcome screen.

CSV opens with garbled characters, or import fails with codepage errors.

How to file a support ticket and what to include.