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Power BI Report web part for SharePoint Online Discussion
That is so so.... frustrating :smileysad:
First Release for Everyone? As shared by someone else earlier on this post, we can't go to that type of settings in a large organization.
- Anonymous9 years agoNot applicable
MichaelP unfortunately to ensure you don't need to sign-in to Power BI to view the report (SSO), we need some new APIs from the SharePoint team. So those APIs are what forces the web part to be First Release for Everyone. Once those APIs are in all of SharePoint Online, we can look into whether we can switch the preview for the web part to First Release for specific users.
- MichaelP9 years ago
Advocate I
So we won't be in the testing. Unfortunate.
Also, as shared by others already, the need for Power BI Pro to view Power BI reports or Dashboards in SharePoint is not acceptable.
Hopefully this constraint will be re considered and removed very soon.
Such approach is "a killing in the egg" practice. At some points our effort to market your product, might stop short soon.
- jimbobTX9 years ago
Advocate I
This.
I totally understand the need for Power BI Pro to create content, but it's ludicrous to expect a user community to have a Power BI Pro license just to view the content that was created.
It will kill the ability for any large organization to adopt Power BI as a solution.
- Anonymous9 years agoNot applicable
We need for it to work only for selected first release users, we cant have the entire org on first release.