I do realize that Power BI is a visualization tool for consumption of data and it is not really meant to accept user inputs. However, in the same way that data 'alerts's are able to trigger a Microsoft Flow, could it not be possible to add a button that, when pressed, could pass two or three parameters to a Flow?
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- yoshihiroNew MemberYes, I want this idea too.
- alejandro_gome5New MemberThis would be so cool.
- awilson3New MemberThis would be a game-changer!
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberBadly need this.
- nathan_clintonNew MemberThis would simplify our Azure-based SaaS product SUBSTANTIALLY. Please include this feature.
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberStatus added:Needs Votes
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