Populate a text box from power bi integration data into power apps visual embedded in power bi

Hi vfx661 

 

Could you try this to see if it works to first connect to the data and make sure it shows up.

 

Embed a new Power App in a Power BI Report. - Power BI | Microsoft Learn

Hi vfx661,

 

Thanks for reaching out to the Microsoft Forum community! I see you're having trouble populating a text box in your Power Apps visual embedded in a Power BI report with the user_login data. 

 

I would also take a moment to personally thank GilbertQ, Your contributions make a real difference. 

Below are troubleshot steps to help you to resolve the issue: 

 

1. Please verify that the data source used for the Power Apps visualization in Power BI is properly configured and includes the 'user_login' column. 
2. Please confirm that the data source contains records and ensure the 'user_login' column is not empty. You may add a gallery or data table to display and verify the data. 
3. Please ensure that the Power Apps visual is correctly integrated with Power BI. In some cases, re-adding the Power Apps visual to the Power BI report can resolve any integration issues. 
4. Please review any error messages or warnings in Power Apps, as they may offer insights into the issue at hand. 

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Hi vfx661, 

 

I understand the inconvenience of having to switch between Power BI Desktop and Service to test your Power Apps visual. Here’s how to address your challenge. 

Currently, Power Apps visuals rely on live integration capabilities that are only available in Power BI Service. This means they won’t function as expected in Power BI Desktop. 

 

1. Before binding data directly to a text box, try displaying it in a Gallery or Table to ensure the user_login field is being received correctly. 
2. To avoid repeatedly publishing to Power BI Service for testing, you might consider using a temporary test dataset within Power Apps. This approach allows you to simulate the data structure without the need to utilize Power BI Service each time. 
3. Please create a separate test workspace in Power BI Service to publish work-in-progress reports. This approach will allow you to test Power Apps visuals without impacting the production reports.   

 If this limitation affects your workflow significantly, consider providing feedback on the Power BI Ideas Forum 

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For more details, please refer to the following links: 

Power Apps visual for Power BI - Power Apps | Microsoft Learn 
 

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Thank you.