You can do all of the same within Excel, but I'm a lot less familiar with connecting up the data that way. Power BI was originally built as an analytics engine (Power Pivots?) within Excel, and then they built a better UI and spun it out into its own product. I find Power BI a lot easier to work with though, and it's better for data integrity since you can't change field contents by mistake.
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