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Creating A Data-Driven Alert For A Table In Power BI
- 1 year ago
The easiest way, would be to create a new column called lastrefresh = today ()
Then you create a new card in power bi, you publish this report
In power bi services, you let your mousse on the card with the date and click on the small ring to create an alert
If you do not find, I will share some screenshots Tomorrow
Hi BO7
The alertID is the name of your alert
So if you want to achieve this goal, first you need a field to monitor change in your dataset, for example last refresh of your report
Then, you create an alert for this visual in Power BI services
In power Automate, you should find your alert, if you are not able to find it, add a custom value
And normally it should work
If it doesn't do not hesitate to ask for more help 🙂
- BO71 year agoRegular Visitor
I don't know how to create an alert for the table in question.
- Cookistador1 year agoSuper User
The easiest way, would be to create a new column called lastrefresh = today ()
Then you create a new card in power bi, you publish this report
In power bi services, you let your mousse on the card with the date and click on the small ring to create an alert
If you do not find, I will share some screenshots Tomorrow
- Cookistador1 year agoSuper User
The easiest way, would be to create a new column called lastrefresh = today ()
Then you create a new card in power bi, you publish this report
In power bi services, you let your mousse on the card with the date and click on the small ring to create an alert
If you do not find, I will share some screenshots Tomorrow