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cottrera
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4 years ago
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Sentimental Analysis - Power Bi Pro

Hi community 

 

Can you please advise if it is possible to carry out sentimental analysis with a power bi Pro licence.

 

I have a data set like the one below

what they need to do to improve?
*Tenant later added lots of comments on why the scored low and what could be improved more generally as follows:
Actually, you know when you ask for repairs you have to wait long time, before, it used to be quick.
All in all fairly satisfied and they are recommendable.
All the things I have mentioned dissatisfied they need to improve, especially the grounds maintenance which I am doing myself but I pay for it so they need to improve.
And helping us to move.
Apart from the complaint about my taps they shouldn't use such cheap materials

 

 

I would like to add the following collumns with sentiment scores

what they need to do to improve?SentimentScoring
*Tenant later added lots of comments on why the scored low and what could be improved more generally as follows:Neutral95%
Actually, you know when you ask for repairs you have to wait long time, before, it used to be quick.Negative70%
All in all fairly satisfied and they are recommendable.Positive85%
All the things I have mentioned dissatisfied they need to improve, especially the grounds maintenance which I am doing myself but I pay for it so they need to improve.Negative85%
And helping us to move.Negative90%
Apart from the complaint about my taps they shouldn't use such cheap materialsNegative85%

 

Do I require a premium licence ?

 

best regards

 

Richard

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    4 years ago

    Hi cottrera ,

     

    We are going to use the Microsoft Text Analytics API, which classifies statements as positive, negative, and neutral. Microsoft Cognitive Services offers a free trial. We just need an Azure account, and can find the API in the portal.

     

    This is not related to the license of Power BI.

     

    For more details about it, you can refer to:

    Sentiment Analysis in Power BI 

    Blog - Sentiment Analysis in Power BI 

     

    Hope it helps,


    Community Support Team _ Caitlyn

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  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
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    Hi cottrera ,

     

    We are going to use the Microsoft Text Analytics API, which classifies statements as positive, negative, and neutral. Microsoft Cognitive Services offers a free trial. We just need an Azure account, and can find the API in the portal.

     

    This is not related to the license of Power BI.

     

    For more details about it, you can refer to:

    Sentiment Analysis in Power BI 

    Blog - Sentiment Analysis in Power BI 

     

    Hope it helps,


    Community Support Team _ Caitlyn

    If this post helps then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

    • DataChant's avatar
      DataChant
      Most Valuable Professional

      Queries with AI Insights will stop refreshing on September, 15, 2025. If you want to keep the AI Insights logic inside Power Query, read my blog post here, to learn your options and how to solve it.

       

      The article demonstrates how to implement sentiment analysis using the new Azure AI Language service, and includes a reusable M function and example solution PBIX file for further learning.