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dc7669
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1 year ago
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PowerBI Integration with Sharepoint - issues

Hi,   I am using the "Integrate" feature in a sharepoint list to produce a PowerBI report like this:   My questions are: 1. Can this particular report be found in one of my Workspace...
  • Expiscornovus's avatar
    1 year ago

    Hi dc7669,

     

    First of all, if you want to create a report based on a list the below option might be easier, with that approach you have a lot more options to edit and configure it to meet your requirements:

    https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/power-bi/connect-data/desktop-sharepoint-online-list

     

    The Visualize the List option is aimed at quickly creating a report, without having to edit the report itself and worry about access and refreshes. That's why it is more limited in functionality.

     

    1. The reports and semantic models created through this SharePoint experience are stored in special, system-generated workspaces hosted in shared capacity. Users aren't meant to access these workspaces outside of the SharePoint experience

    https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/power-bi/create-reports/service-quick-create-sharepoint-list#considerations-and-limitations

    2. No, as far as I am aware it is limited and not capable of that.

    3. No, as far as I am aware it is limited and not capable of that because you are unable to edit the columns in the semantic model

    4. No, it is part of the Visualize the List feature. If you are creating a separate Power BI report it wouldn't show up on that menu item.

    5. My suggestion would be to create a Report in Power BI Desktop with a connection to the list, this way you can compare the loading results.

    6. No, I have seen instance where I clicked on the link of the report and the data didn't refresh. The docs are not clear on the specific schedule of the data refresh. The visuals can be refreshed once every 3 hours, , https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/power-bi/create-reports/service-quick-create-sharepoint-list#refresh-visuals