I m using the Power Automate visual in Power BI. When a user clicks the button, it immediately triggers the flow — but there is no check to see if the flow is already running.
What I would like to achieve is:
When the user clicks the button, it should be disabled until the flow completes.
Once Power Automate sends back a response that the flow has finished, the button should be enabled again.
PowerAutomate Vistual should provide a way to handle this within Power BI to prevent multiple flow triggers until the first one is completed?
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