Power Apps for Power Bi

[Fairos]

I have created Visitor Management System in power Bi report. I can view all the data but some of data need to be editted (comment) using Power Apps but upon connecting to resource which i am not able to and I don't know what to do next.  I have watch many videos for understanding and guides but still i am loss at this stage.  

[v-veshwara-msft]

Hi @Fairos ,
Thanks for reaching out to Microsoft Fabric Community.

Just wanted to check if the responses provided were helpful. If further assistance is needed, please reach out.
Thank you.

[Fairos]

Not yet. My Commnets Data File is located in SharePoint but i could not see the file.

[Kagiyama_yutaka]

First lemme confirm the basics… ur PBI data has to be a write‑able source and the app must be opened from the PowerApps visual. if those line up, just hit ‘Edit in PowerApps’ and it auto‑binds the form clean.

[Fairos]

my comments data is resides in Sharepoint but i could not see that file.

[lbendlin]

You would have to decide on a data storage solution.  You could use a Sharepoint List from your PowerApp but that would result in a suboptimal user experience, as SharePoint doesn't support Direct Query.  A SQL Server database as the backend would be better because it supports Direct Query, but it comes with a (steep) additional cost as the connector is considered Premium and requires that each user of your PowerApp has such a Premium license.

If you are on a Fabric capacity you will want to consider using UDF instead - they are the go-forward technology for collecting user feedback and data write back. Overview - Fabric User data functions - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn