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Anonymous

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9 years ago

Power BI Report web part for SharePoint Online Discussion

The new Power BI (preview) web part for SharePoint Online is now available globally for Office 365 First Release customers. The web part lets you securely embed Power BI reports from your PowerBI.com...

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Frequent Visitor

9 years ago

I've added the web part and get a login prompt:

Power BI

We need you to sign in again. Once you do, we'll bring you back here.

Clicking on the Continue button redirects back, but never gets me past this prompt. I'm logged in to PowerBI Pro, have a Pro license, first release, etc.

Anonymous
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9 years ago
For those failing to login, please ensure your tenant is set to "First release for everyone". To enable SSO, the Power BI web part relies on new Authentication APIs provided by the SharePoint team and only available when First release for everyone is selected.

See the Office 365 documentation for detailed steps:
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Set-up-the-Standard-or-First-Release-options-in-Office-365-3B3ADFA4-1777-4FF0-B606-FB8732101F47?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US
- Bjorn
  Frequent Visitor
  9 years ago
  Thanks for the reply. I've set first release for everyone, waited a bit, logged-out/closed all browser windows, but still get the SSO authentication issue. Thinking it was a page issue, I created a new a page but now the PowerBI web part is missing from the choices! We have ~30 E3 users, maybe five of those have PowerBI Pro. Do all users have to have Pro in order for any of us to add the web part?
  
  edit: just took an hour or so to update, but I can authenticate now.
  - Anonymous
    Not applicable
    9 years ago
    To add the web part to the page, the user adding it needs Pro. So not sure what exactly you're seeing. I do know that when you change First Release, it can take some time before it fully propagates. So it might just be a timing issue.