Hi @Singh_10 ,
According to your description, I looked up related documents, of which these two documents you can use as reference.
One of the documents mentions creating a custom connector in Power BI to connect directly to Microsoft Graph. this usually involves creating an app registration in Azure and getting the necessary Tenant ID, Client ID, etc.
Use Power BI's M-functions to generate an access token, and then use this token to get data from the Graph API.
This approach may need to deal with some permissions issues, as not all Graph operations support application permissions
Another document mentions accessing Graph API data through Logic Apps (or Power Automate).
Create an app registration in Azure and set the appropriate permissions.
Create a Logic App that uses HTTP requests to call the Graph API and return JSON data to Power BI.
In Power BI, you can use Power Query to send POST HTTPS requests to the Logic App and process the returned data.
You can choose the method that suits your needs. For more details on using the Microsoft Graph API, including browsing available endpoints and testing queries, you can also use the Graph Explorer .
Use Graph API data in Power BI using Logic Apps - JanBakker.tech
Connecting Power BI to Microsoft Graph – Tech Peanuts (tech-peanuts.com)
Best regards,
Albert He
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