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In my reports, my data source is Bigquery and I am embedding these reports on a Web application using MVC architecture and they are all working fine. Now I have created another report in the same workspace which takes data from a CSV file on sharepoint. This report is working fine on PowerBI service but when i embed this report in application it gives an error "This content isin't available". I am using apps own data and service principal. I have given necessary edit permission to the csv file.
Do I need to do something else for connecting data from sharepoint? Is that supported?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
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Hi @Ruchita ,
Given that your report works fine within the Power BI service but encounters issues when embedded, here are a few steps and considerations to ensure seamless access to the SharePoint data source:
1. Service Principal Permissions: Ensure that the service principal used by your application has the necessary permissions not just on the Power BI side but also within SharePoint. The service principal needs to have access to the specific SharePoint site and the CSV file. This involves granting the service principal permission to SharePoint through the [Azure portal](https://portal.azure.com) and ensuring it's a member of a group with access to the file.
2. SharePoint as a Data Source: Confirm that SharePoint is supported as a data source for embedded reports. Power BI does support SharePoint as a data source for reports. For embedding, ensure that the data source is correctly configured to allow access via the service principal.
Best Regards,
Xianda Tang
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Hi @Ruchita ,
Given that your report works fine within the Power BI service but encounters issues when embedded, here are a few steps and considerations to ensure seamless access to the SharePoint data source:
1. Service Principal Permissions: Ensure that the service principal used by your application has the necessary permissions not just on the Power BI side but also within SharePoint. The service principal needs to have access to the specific SharePoint site and the CSV file. This involves granting the service principal permission to SharePoint through the [Azure portal](https://portal.azure.com) and ensuring it's a member of a group with access to the file.
2. SharePoint as a Data Source: Confirm that SharePoint is supported as a data source for embedded reports. Power BI does support SharePoint as a data source for reports. For embedding, ensure that the data source is correctly configured to allow access via the service principal.
Best Regards,
Xianda Tang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Thanks @Anonymous for the suggestions. I guess, the service principal permission to access the sharePoint must be missing.
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