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When will this issue be corrected? adding Fabric notebook Python SQL created tables to Power Bi semantic model
Hi @cindex-admin,
Deploying data tables directly from Fabric Notebook to a Power BI semantic model is not supported at this time. Since the Notebook is a place to write code for data introduction, data preparation and data transformation, there needs to be a place to store the data after operations. We can usually use lakehouse or direct lake semantic model for undertaking. Depending on what you mentioned about wanting to lay out these data tables into the Power BI semantic model, you can do that by taking data from lakehouse. You can check out the following documentation for the steps to do this
How to use notebooks - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Load data into your lakehouse with a notebook - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Power Query Lakehouse (Beta) connector - Power Query | Microsoft Learn
Develop Direct Lake semantic models - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Best regards,
Albert He
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
Mr He,
You answered with a shotgun, but you missed the target. I will provide you with more details on the specifics so you won't need to camouflage your answer.
Specific details:
Both accepted and non semantic model accepted tables have same properties.
Both tables when viewing their Delta and ParQuet properties have the same attributes.
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