In addition to the mentioned ways, you can also use the 'R Script Showcase' in the Power BI Desktop. It provides predefined R scripts contributed by the Power BI community. You can explore various R scripts for common data transformations and visualizations, saving you time and effort in scripting from scratch. The showcase allows you to import these scripts into your Power BI Desktop and adapt them to your specific needs. It's a valuable resource for both beginners and experienced users looking to leverage R within Power BI.

Another approach is to use the 'R Script Data Connector' in Power BI. This connector allows you to connect to external R scripts residing on a server or in the cloud. You can establish a connection, pass data between Power BI and the R script, and retrieve the results for visualization or further analysis in Power BI. This approach enables you to separate your R scripts from Power BI and maintain them as independent entities, making it easier to manage and update the scripts when needed.

You can use R (programming language) scripts in Power BI by incorporating them into your data transformation and visualization processes. R scripts can be integrated into Power Query Editor using the 'R script' transformation step. You can write R code to perform complex calculations, statistical analysis, and data manipulation. This allows you to leverage the powerful capabilities of R within the Power BI environment. Additionally, you can use the 'R Visual' feature to create custom visualizations by writing R scripts directly in the Power BI Desktop. R Visuals offer flexibility and advanced data analysis options.