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gbarr12345
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SharePoint and Power BI error message

Hi everyone,

 

I'm trying to publish a Power BI report to SharePoint and I'm following the following steps below but getting the following error message - 'We couldn't authenticate with the credentials provided. Please try again'.

 

I used the URL taken from SharePoint but don't know the steps to fix this.

 

Can anyone help? 

 

I've the screenshots below:

 

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RossEdwards
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While inside the "Transform Data" section of Power BI, there is an area that holds the saved credentials to all of your sources.  Back out of the "Get Data" screen and locate a button called "Data Source Settings".

 

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If you have already got the sharepoint connection inside one of your queries, it should appear in the "Data sources in current file".  If not, select the "global permissions".  Locate the entry for your sharepoint source, click on it and you should see a button at the bottom called "Edit Permissions".  Update the permissions with a username/password that is authorised for that SharePoint site.

 

If the sharepoint site is hosted on an internal server, you'll like use "Windows" type credentials.  If the SharePoint site is host using SharePoint Online, you'll need to use "Microsoft Account"

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RossEdwards
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Solution Sage

While inside the "Transform Data" section of Power BI, there is an area that holds the saved credentials to all of your sources.  Back out of the "Get Data" screen and locate a button called "Data Source Settings".

 

RossEdwards_0-1721868036228.png

 

 

If you have already got the sharepoint connection inside one of your queries, it should appear in the "Data sources in current file".  If not, select the "global permissions".  Locate the entry for your sharepoint source, click on it and you should see a button at the bottom called "Edit Permissions".  Update the permissions with a username/password that is authorised for that SharePoint site.

 

If the sharepoint site is hosted on an internal server, you'll like use "Windows" type credentials.  If the SharePoint site is host using SharePoint Online, you'll need to use "Microsoft Account"

That's great, thank you for your help Ross!

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