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Impactful IndividualWARNING (Resolved): Power BI & Microsoft Planner integration can DELETE your Workspaces
FYI. Microsoft has informed me that the problem has now been rectified. It took a lot of complaining from me trying to justify the issue, and it was nice to get a personal thank you from them in the end :)
I checked and it has definitely been rectified.
Previously, if you deleted a plan, you actually deleted an entire organisational workgroup/workspace. Now, you only 'Leave' the plan and the workgroup remains intact.
Dan
Impactful IndividualWhat you said is true. Only Admin's for a workspace can delete them.
The problem is that within a large organisation, you cannot control who is assigned as an Admin to a workspace. You can have as many admins as you like for a workspace.
We could certainly have a 'policy' telling people to be careful... but a policy will not prevent a lack of awareness. Microsoft still needs to fix the issue.
Impactful IndividualFYI. Microsoft has informed me that the problem has now been rectified. It took a lot of complaining from me trying to justify the issue, and it was nice to get a personal thank you from them in the end :)
I checked and it has definitely been rectified.
Previously, if you deleted a plan, you actually deleted an entire organisational workgroup/workspace. Now, you only 'Leave' the plan and the workgroup remains intact.
Dan
abhilashcaAdvocate I
Can you tell me how did you connect MS Planner with Power BI? I am struggling to get an answer to this
- djnww
It is currently not possible to do this directly in Power BI.
It may be possible to do it with Powerapps & Flow, and then pass the data into Power BI.
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