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Syndicate_Admin
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Using Flow to export D365 Data for Power BI and PowerApps

New to Flow, just trying to get some advice on best practices. Basically, I need data from D365 available in Power BI and also for an app from PowerApps. 

 

I've tried connecting Power BI directly to D365 and it takes forever to load data. I don't need realtime data, so it seems a better solution is to export on a nightly basis using Flow and have them saved in SharePoint. Using Power BI, I can connect to the data, create my joins and other transformations on the data using Power Query Editor, then display with the visualizations. 

 

I would also likely connect the PowerApps to the data exports in SharePoint. 

 

Does this sound feasible and logical? Are there better ways to do this? 

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Syndicate_Admin
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Hi @saturation ,

 

Have you take a try to achieve the requirement with microsoft flow?

What is the problem when you create the flow?

 

Best regards,

Alice       

 

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No issues, I just want to know if I can accomplish it doing it this way, and to know if there's a better way to do it! 

 


@v-alzhan-msft wrote:

Hi @saturation ,

 

Have you take a try to achieve the requirement with microsoft flow?

What is the problem when you create the flow?

 

Best regards,

Alice       

 

Community Support Team _ Alice Zhang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.


 

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