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ksicard2430
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4 years ago
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Power BI Premium Per User Functionality Questions

Hello,   I have been working in Power BI for a client of mine. They enjoyed the product enough to ask for more! I am being tasked with a large build out for an organization. They wish to use Power ...
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    v-henryk-mstf
    4 years ago

    Hi ksicard2430 ,

     

    As a supplement,

    1.For an explanation of the Model size limit, please refer to the detailed description of our engineers under this link

    and if you need to use large datasets, refer to the following documentation.

     

    2.you can refer to the following documents for many frequently asked questions about paginated reports and the report builder in Power BI Premium.

    Paginated reports in Power BI: FAQ

     

    3.In additonal, Premium Per User (PPU) includes all Power BI Pro license capabilities, there is no documentation directly related to the integration with Power Automate, and some limitations may need to be judged based on specific business requirements.

    Several combination templates are provided in the reference document.


    Best Regards,
    Henry


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Anonymous
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4 years ago

Hello ksicard2430 ,

Find answers for your questions below :

  1. Model size feature term refers to the size of your dataset without compression which will be used to create a power bi report. You have to choose a subscription plan based on your model size.
  2. For Paginated reports, there is no limitation by default but you can set a max size limit for paginated reports in your workspace capacity settings.
    you can refer to this video for detail info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfqn45XNK3M
  3. As per my knowledge, there is no subscription clause while using Power Automate in Power BI.
    For more info refer to this link: https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/announcing-the-new-power-automate-visual-for-power-bi-reports/

Thanks,
Neel