Hi @OneWithQuestion
The current AD connector is only for on-premises AD. There is an Azure AD Connector for Power Automate and Power Apps, but there is no Azure AD connector in Power BI now. You can vote up for below ideas:
Microsoft Idea · Azure Active Directory
Microsoft Idea · PowerBI connector for Microsoft Graph
At present, if you want to use Azure AD data in Power BI, you can try using Microsoft Graph to query data from Azure AD first, then connect to Microsoft Graph to get data into Power BI.
Working with Azure Active Directory resources in Microsoft Graph - Microsoft Graph v1.0 | Microsoft ...
Easily connecting between Power Query / Power BI and Microsoft Graph | by Chris Hill | Medium
Connecting Power BI to Microsoft Graph | techpeanuts (tech-peanuts.com)
Another option may be to use Powershell cmdlets (AzureAD Module) to get data first and export into other data sources. Then connect to these data sources with Power BI.
Additionally Audit logs in Azure Active Directory is also a powerful feature. You can filter activities and date ranges to get the data you want and download it into csv files. Then in Power BI, connect to these csv files to get data.
Hope this helps.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
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