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Hello everyone,
I am seeking advice on whether it is possible to utilize Microsoft Fabric Pipeline for user interaction via a user interface, preferably using built-in UI components.
Specifically, I am working on building a pipeline that involves the following steps:
I would greatly appreciate any insights, recommendations, or examples of how Microsoft Fabric Pipeline can be used in such a scenario.
Thank you in advance for your help!
Best regards,
@Anonymous Thanks for posting your question in Microsoft Fabric Community
Have you looked into dataflow gen2? Pipelines can be used to further orchestrate dataflow gen2.
You can also achieve this via notebooks if you’re looking for more flexibility in parameterization. Since pipelines is for orchestrating data processes, it is not a good idea to pass excel file data as a parameter to the notebook via notebook activity.
Instead, pass the path of the Excel file in one lake/ LH to the notebook.
I hope this information helps
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