Artificial Intelligence in MS Products (AI in Power Automate)
Artificial Intelligence in Daily Microsoft Products, with an Introduction to AI in Power Automate You probably use office applications – PowerPoint, Word, Excel – every day, and have perhaps not noticed or used some of these handy and powerful AI features. After discussing some of these features, we’ll take a foray into the AI features of Power Automate and discuss some of the common misconceptions around AI using this tool, and what to look out for. Agenda: Introductions (5 mins) Presentation (55 mins) Q&A session (15 mins) About Rhia Wieclawek: Rhia Wieclawek is an independent consultant from Vancouver, BC, Canada, specializing in process automation using Power Automate and Nintex. She’s been working in the SharePoint space since 2011 and is a huge governance enthusiast. In her spare time, she loves to paint, play video games, and solve problems on the Power Automate forum. This event is online. You may need to install Zoom: https://zoom.us/download Space is limited so reserve your seat. Contact with Rhia: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rhiawieclawek/ Members participating in Meetup Live events must be respectful in interactions with people and in content posted on the platform.Anfitrionas Hablemos de Tecnología By Costa Rica Power BI 2024
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Exporting a Table from PowerBI Service with Dynamic Filters
Hello PBI Community, I have been attempting to create a PowerAutomate flow within my PowerBI report to allow users to select a button to export the table on the report into a SharePoint folder. I have been facing some difficulty with this flow so I was hoping this community could help solve it. For context, I have a published PowerBI report with a normal table visual on it. I am attempting to add the PowerAutomate button to the page with a linked flow that, upon clicking, triggers the export of the current filtered table, with page slicers applied, to a SharePoint folder. The two filters/slicers that are key for the filtering and dynamic exporting are "Asset" and "Work Order Number". I've tried a few different methods, with some success on getting the table exported, but not filtered down to the "sliced" view. Has anyone dealt with something like this before?
