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Hello everybody!
I'm working with the power automate preview visual because I want to create a flow that extracts the power bi value from a card visual and insert it as a row in a table located SQL Server.
I have done the same before calling to an API, extract the value from that API and insert it in SQL Server like this (ir works perfectly):
I have used the same process for getting the power bi value but it doesn't work. Here is the flow I have used:
1) First, I use a GET process with HTTP action. On the URL parameter I use the "pais seleccionado" item which is the metric of the visual card I want to get (it shows the country selected in a slicer).
2) After, I parse that item to JSON object so I can insert it without format problems in a SQL Database:
But I need a schema example for that item and I can't find it.
3) Finally, I use an "insert row in sql" action:
I've been looking for a solution and try everything I have foundb but it doesn't work.
It would be fantastic if anybody can help me with this...
Thanks in advance.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Anonymous ,
You can refer the following links to get it.
export data from power bi visuals to excel automatically
Power Automate Desktop: Read & Filter Excel With SQL Query
In addition, you can also extract the data from Power BI to SQL by the following methods:
1. With R or using SSIS
Exporting Power BI Data to SQL Server
2. Powershell
Export Power BI Desktop data to SQL Server
3. Using API
Export Filtered Dataset from Power BI to SQL Server Programmatically using API and Power BI Embedded
Best Regards
Hi @Anonymous ,
You can refer the following links to get it.
export data from power bi visuals to excel automatically
Power Automate Desktop: Read & Filter Excel With SQL Query
In addition, you can also extract the data from Power BI to SQL by the following methods:
1. With R or using SSIS
Exporting Power BI Data to SQL Server
2. Powershell
Export Power BI Desktop data to SQL Server
3. Using API
Export Filtered Dataset from Power BI to SQL Server Programmatically using API and Power BI Embedded
Best Regards
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