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Hello! My department has been using Power BI to identify anomalies in transactions (from a large ERP) that other groups and we need to research. We want to create a Power App interface/workflow for all of us to track follow-up & perform a root cause analysis on these anomalies. We are not technically sophisticated, but Power Query & Power Apps have been in our abilities. Because of the large number of users, we are limited to the basic version of Power Apps that I believe only allows either Excel or a SharePoint list as a backend. Basically, the Power App back-end should be one record for each unusual transaction with a number of fields from the Power BI analysis (Transaction ID, Location, Customer, Transaction Date, $ Amount) and 3 user-populated fields (Status of Research, Root Cause Bucket, Comment). How do we get the unusual transactions identified by the Power BI analytic into the Power App backend?
Hi @eb11818,
I think you want to understand the integration of Power BI and Power Apps, you can refer to
https://www.epcgroup.net/power-bi-integration-with-powerapps/
Set up Power BI integration - Power Apps | Microsoft Docs
Power BI integration with Power Apps
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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