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Hello,
I have a script that we run in Azure CLI to export data. We want to automatically retrieve this data, create a data source in Power BI, and build a dynamic report. However, when using the Power BI connector, we cannot pull data from two different tenants into the same dataset in Azure.
I would like your support in evaluating possible options and selecting the best-practice approach.
I’m not familiar with using Azure CLI for two different tenants, but your requirement can be addressed using Power Automate.
You can use the "Run query against a dataset" option in Power Automate and direct the output to your desired location, which can then be used as a source for the dynamic PBI report. This method supports multiple tenants simultaneously.
Feel free to reach out if you need further assistance.
Hi @anilelmastasi ,
You seem to want to connect to Azure Database in Power BI. You can refer to below offical blogs.
For reference:
Azure and Power BI - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Learn how to connect to Azure Analysis Services with Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Use data from Azure Data Explorer in Power BI - Azure Data Explorer | Microsoft Learn
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
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