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I created a power app (on the left side of the screen above) that updates a SQL server database table. The top right visualization is pulling data automatically in Power BI in service (this is a direct query setup in Power BI). So, as soon as I press add name in power app the name it pops up in the table above. This part works beautifully.
To give you a background, my company wants to add number of names in the app and see how many people are currently employed with the company and generate a list of names. At the same time, they want a separate list of people who do not work with the company. The first part works fine because I have access to db table that has people who are currently employed (this is also a direct query in Power BI). However, I want to generate a list of people who do not work with the company. For this I created a new table in Power BI which uses “except” DAX statement. However, this does not automatically update the table in Power BI service. Also, the only way I can update the DAX table (with people who are not currently employed) is in Power BI desktop when I run the refresh button. Otherwise it remains static.
Is there a way to automatically update/refresh a list of people who do not work for the company?
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Neeko Tang
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Hi @rschaudhr ,
The current system does not support automatic update of apps.
You can post your idea to Ideas . https://ideas.powerbi.com/ideas/
Or you can configure the app to be updated after a scheduled refresh for the report, or automatic page refresh if the data is connected in direct query mode.
Please refer to the following documents that may be helpful:
Publish an app in Power BI - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Configure scheduled refresh - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Automatic page refresh in Power BI Desktop - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Best Regards,
Neeko Tang
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
So, as soon as I press add name in power app the name it pops up in the table above.
Not by itself. You also need APR.
Now - your business scenario doesn't sound like it absolutely requires real time updates. You might have a much easier process if you would use regular import mode and occasional refreshes.
What is APR?
Also, the business needs a realtime update. I have already had made a solution which required refreshing of data.
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