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fla_made
4 years agoRegular Visitor
Power BI Data is empty in Power automate
Hi I have a report with an existing button that triggers a flow to run, I'll call this one Button1. I added a new button with the requirement to trigger a different flow from the Power BI re...
- Anonymous4 years ago
Hi fla_made ,
Please check the known limitation from the offical blog.
Know Limiations
- The user running the flow within the Power BI report needs to have permissions to run the flow. Grant these permissions through direct sharing by the user or by sharing to an Azure Active Directory group.
- The Power BI visual only functions with flows in a tenant's default environment. Any flow created with the visual is created in the users default environment.
- Additional manual inputs to the button are not supported at this time.
- Create flows that you will use with the Power BI button trigger directly within the Power BI report. Do not go directly to Power Automate to create these flows as the trigger will not have access to the data fields necessary for creating the flow.
- Power BI data is sent to, and processed in, a geography where the flow is deployed.
- The Power Automate visual isn't supported for PaaS-embedded scenarios, nor in sovereign cloud scenarios.
For reference:
Trigger a cloud flow from any Power BI report
Best Regards,
Rico ZhouIf this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
HarrievandeSun
3 years agoFrequent Visitor
Hi,
I got this problem as well after I turned on Concurrency Control in Power Automate.
Since it is not able to turn off concurrency control again, I built a new flow and applied it to the button and everything worked again.