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how to retrieve the list of all my PP environments created from Power BI ?

hi 

i would like to develop a dashboard with all my created PP environments...  when i use the Dataverse connectors, I can see them, but i want to retrieve them dynamically. could you please let me know how to do this? 

 

thanks

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Anonymous
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Hi sorry i dont know DAX... by the Dataverse connector is it possible? thanks

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@Anonymous That's not DAX. That is Power Query code. Go into Power Query Editor (Transform Data). Create a new blank query. Click on Advanced Editor. Select all the text and delete it. Paste in the code I provided. Press OK.



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thanks very much

Anonymous
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Hi sorry i dont know DAX... by the Dataverse connector is it possible? thanks

Anonymous
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Hi sorry i dont know DAX... by the Dataverse connector is it possible? thanks

@Anonymous That's not DAX. That is Power Query code. Go into Power Query Editor (Transform Data). Create a new blank query. Click on Advanced Editor. Select all the text and delete it. Paste in the code I provided. Press OK.



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@Anonymous Use this:

let
  Source = CommonDataService.Database()
in
  Source


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