403 GraphQL API
Hi Team, We are integrating the Microsoft Fabric API for GraphQL with Salesforce. Our requirement is to retrieve Account data from Microsoft Fabric/Data Lake into Salesforce based on the Account_ID. Current Implementation We have successfully generated a Microsoft Entra ID access token using: Tenant ID, Application (Client) ID & Client Secret We are then calling the generated Fabric GraphQL API: https://graphql.fabric.microsoft.com/v1/workspaces/<workspaceid>/graphqlapis/<graphqlid>/graphql Sample GraphQL request: query { accounts(first: 10) { items { Account_ID } } } Request headers: Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN> Content-Type: application/json Issue The GraphQL API call is returning HTTP 403 Forbidden. The response body is empty/null, while the response headers contain the following error: X-PowerBI-Error-Info: ServicePrincipalIsNotAllowedByTenantAdminSwitch Based on this error, it appears that the service principal is being blocked by a Fabric tenant-level setting. Questions Could you please confirm the following: Is the above GraphQL endpoint correct for calling a Fabric API for GraphQL using a Microsoft Entra service principal? Where exactly should service-principal access be enabled - Microsoft Fabric Admin Portal / Tenant Settings or Power BI Admin Portal / Tenant Settings or Microsoft Entra ID / Azure Portal We would appreciate your guidance on the required tenant-level configuration and Fabric permissions so that we can proceed with the Salesforce integration. Thanks, Harsh Chandra
How are teams handling AI-driven automation around Power BI Embedded applications?
I’m exploring patterns for adding AI-driven automation around Power BI Embedded applications. For example: Power BI Embedded → user interaction → backend/API event → AI analysis → business action I’m particularly interested in how teams are handling: event-driven actions from embedded reports calling backend APIs securely using AI to summarize or interpret report context triggering workflows based on report interactions authentication with service principals or managed identities keeping the architecture maintainable in production Are there recommended patterns for combining Power BI Embedded, Fabric APIs, and AI services without putting too much logic into the client application?
Fabric Data Agent Access issue
I have created a fabric data agent using semantic model of a published report, It is working fine but I'm not able to share it with others I published the agent in M365 copilot and share with my teams of 100 people only 4 or 5 people can go to M365 copilot and search the agent and added the agent to their agent tab others are not even seeing the agent but if I share the agent link from M365 copilot then they see the agent but agent is not answering the questions but it's perfectly answering for me and other 4 to 5 people who see the agent when I surfed it said it said there are 2 level of access to get answer from the agent 1. agent level access 2. underlying data level access I have workspace contributor access for workspace, read, write, reshare permission for the agent. most of them share the same access but there are not able to see the only difference I found is I'm having premium per user license and most of other have pro license so I doubted it but internet says license is not an issue can anyone pls help me with this issue
Looking for a Donut/Pie Chart Custom Visual with Text Wrap Support for Category Labels
Hi Community, I'm currently building a Power BI report in Microsoft Fabric and am facing a limitation with the standard Donut/Pie Chart visual. Many of my categories have long names, and the built-in visual does not support text wrapping for legend/category labels, resulting in truncated text that users cannot fully read without relying on tooltips. I'm looking for a custom visual (preferably free) that supports: Donut or Pie chart visualization Text wrapping for category labels or legends Displaying the full category name directly on the report page Good readability when dealing with long labels Compatibility with Power BI / Microsoft Fabric Has anyone found a custom visual that supports this functionality? If not, how have you handled long category names in donut/pie charts while keeping the report user-friendly? Any recommendations or examples would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Laptop recommendations??
Hi Everybody, Not sure this is the right place to post this message, but i'll give it a try. I am a Freelance PowerBI consultant and i am looking for a new laptop. Do you have any recommendations or good experiences with a specific brand or type? My budget is about 1300 euro. Thanks in advance!
Vote for "Collapse All" in Power Query
Hi Community, Power Query has no way to collapse all queries at once, so tidying a long list means doing it one by one. I've submitted an idea to add a "Collapse All" option, and it needs votes to get noticed. Vote here (under a minute): 👉 Add "Collapse all / Expand all" to the Queries pane in Power Query Editor | Microsoft Fabric Community Please share it with colleagues who use Power Query. Thank you! 🙏DAX Navigator
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