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?
No CommentsBe the first to comment
Recent ideas
How to Back Up and Restore a Fabric Lakehouse for Debugging
Is there a way to clone a Lakehouse, including its data, in Microsoft Fabric? When we encounter a data issue in Production, our usual approach is to take a backup of the database, restore it to a se...gsrinivasan45 minutes agoNew MemberNew34Views0likes1CommentTenant Administration for Fabric Cloud Connections - Enterprise Governance Gap
Microsoft Fabric currently provides robust security around cloud connections by treating them as user-owned securable resources. While this model works well for personal connections, it creates signi...hrenollet2 hours agoRegular VisitorNew76Views7likes1CommentEnable Ownership Change / Take‑Over for Mirrored Database Items in Fabric
Mirrored DBs do not support ownership transfer today. This becomes an issue when someone leaves the company. And the user tied to the ownership is beeing disabled. That means you need to recreate the...Sigurd3 hours agoNew MemberNew866Views25likes3CommentsOption to hide item counts in filter pane
Allow report authors to hide counts displayed next to filter values while preserving filtering functionality. Currently, Power BI displays record counts next to values in filter panes and certain s...saul_galdamez6 hours agoNew MemberNew18Views0likes0CommentsAllow Detect Data Changes for Historic Data Outside Incremental Window
In Power BI Incremental Refresh,Detect Data Changes only works inside the incremental refresh window. If historic data gets updated, Power BI cannot detect or refresh it unless I expand the increment...NAGAKEERTHI_Y10 hours agoNew MemberNew119Views1like1Comment