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I have created a new visual for forecasting any value in Microsoft Fabric Data science environment with help of writing python code in notebook where I have used the same Lakehouse which I used when I created an Power BI report. No I want to connect that Visual into my report then how is it possbile to do so?
Not able to get any clear information
Hi Vishaljuneja,
Depending on how complex the python you are using is to create the visual it may struggle to do so. I usually become stuck due to the below:
'Only plots to the Python default display device display correctly on the canvas. Avoid explicitly using a different Python display device.'
You can only really create quite rudimentary plots. In the past I have done what I need to do in Jupyter, or a Fabric notebook and then saved the plot as an image and used that in my reports. May not be ideal, but it allows me to have the type of graphs I want in my report to be there.
Hello @GeethaT-MSFT Thank you for your response. So as per your answer we cannot use the created visual from Microsoft Fabric Data science Notebook to Power BI report. It would be great if this could be possible because if I copy and paste the Data which I have did in Notebook then same have to replicate in Power BI python coded feature so it will increase my time operations.
Hi @vishaljuneja Thanks for posting your question in Microsoft Fabric CommunityYou can't use a visual from a notebook in a BI report. You would need to use the PBI feature for Python visuals for that. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/desktop-python-visuals
Regards
Geetha
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