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Microsoft EmployeeNeed help debugging a Power BI data model with Microsoft internal data
Hi JELDER ,
The advice above is excellent—these kinds of issues, especially when they involve internal or sensitive Microsoft data, are best handled within trusted channels.
A few additional points to consider:
- If you’re a Microsoft employee, you can leverage internal resources like the Power BI internal support groups (e.g., via Teams or Yammer communities), or the internal “Ask an Expert” channels for fast, confidential help.
- Microsoft also has internal escalation processes for complex Power BI issues—your internal IT or BI Center of Excellence team may be able to escalate on your behalf.
- If you need to collaborate externally, ensure you’re following all data handling and NDA guidelines; only share sensitive data with Microsoft-verified experts or through secure, formal support tickets.
If you describe the specific modeling or relationship issue in more technical detail (without exposing sensitive data), the community may be able to provide general guidance or troubleshooting tips as well.
Let us know if you’re looking for pointers on internal resources or escalation paths!
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Super UserHi JELDER ,
Since you’re working with sensitive Microsoft internal data and have already reviewed your Power BI data model with technical peers, the best next step is to reach out to Microsoft’s internal Power BI support resources. As a Microsoft employee, you have access to specialized support channels and internal communities where experts can provide direct assistance with debugging complex data model issues, especially for confidential content.
You might want to post your request in Microsoft’s internal Yammer or Teams groups focused on Power BI, or submit a ticket through the internal IT helpdesk or Power BI support portal. These channels ensure your data remains secure while you get the expert help you need.