You can then add a datasource inside the ODBC Source manager (Windows key then type ODBC) where you can add a data source (PostgreSQL UNICODE). You just have to go to the download page and take the last MSI version which has 圆4 in it (it should match the version of PowerBI which is always 64bits I think). PostgreSQL has a dedicated website for it. It provide an unified interface that each database provider can implement by providing an ODBC driver that you can install on your computer. ODBC stands for Open DataBase Connectivity. The easier way is to use an ODBC connection (with the ODBC connector in PowerBI and not the PostgreSQL one). Most tools would have a “Take care of it” button to solve the problem, but here you just have a link to a release page of an unknown project on github with no clue of what to do. While they were kind enough to put PostgreSQL in the database category, it just doesn’t work when you select it.
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