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tan_thiamhuat
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6 months ago
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Power BI linked to OneLake catalog

I am able to link the tables in the Lakehouse via OneLake catalog. And bring in the relevant tables. However, I am not able to perfrom Visualization based on those tables. Why? Anything I have misse...
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    Anonymous
    5 months ago

    Hi tan_thiamhuat 

    Hope everything’s going smoothly on your end. I wanted to check if the issue got sorted. if you have any other issues please reach community.

     

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spaceman127
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6 months ago

Hi tan_thiamhuat ,

 

give us more information as example.

 

  1. Do you use Power BI Desktop?
  2. Do you want to use Power BI in the Power BI service

Here’s what I would do if I needed to get things done quickly.

You can do it in Fabric.

First, create a semantic model.
To do this, go to the Lakehouse and select “New Semantic Model.”

Here the first Screenshot:

 


There, you can select your tables, then open the semantic model and perform your calculations.
You can then create a new report based on the semantic model. See screenshot two.

 

 

But there are other ways.

 

Best regards

Rene

 

Feel free to leave kudos or accept it as a solution. This will also help other community members.