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I crreated a power bi report that contains a table showing updates that need to be made to another system - is there a way to have the end user mark each row complete once the updates are made?
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Hi @tewynn ,
Thanks for lbendlin's reply!
And @tewynn , while Power BI isn't designed to handle interactive tasks like marking rows as complete directly, and I haven't found a custom visual that does exactly what you want, there is a clever workaround to achieve a similar result:
Using Microsoft Power Apps:
Create a new Power App and embed it in your Power BI report.
Within the Power App, create a form that users can interact with to mark rows as complete.
Ensure the Power App is connected to the same data source as your Power BI report.
Configure the Power App to write back the completion status to your data source (e.g., an Excel file, SQL database, or SharePoint list).
If you want to use Power Apps to meet your needs, please go to the Power Apps forum and post a question about how to create Apps:
Microsoft Power Platform Community Forum Thread
Best Regards,
Dino Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @tewynn ,
Thanks for lbendlin's reply!
And @tewynn , while Power BI isn't designed to handle interactive tasks like marking rows as complete directly, and I haven't found a custom visual that does exactly what you want, there is a clever workaround to achieve a similar result:
Using Microsoft Power Apps:
Create a new Power App and embed it in your Power BI report.
Within the Power App, create a form that users can interact with to mark rows as complete.
Ensure the Power App is connected to the same data source as your Power BI report.
Configure the Power App to write back the completion status to your data source (e.g., an Excel file, SQL database, or SharePoint list).
If you want to use Power Apps to meet your needs, please go to the Power Apps forum and post a question about how to create Apps:
Microsoft Power Platform Community Forum Thread
Best Regards,
Dino Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
You will need to use (paid) third party visuals for that.