Select an existing flow to apply to the button.

Select Edit from the More options menu of the visual. These fields can be used at flow design time as well to specify how you want to use the Power BI data.Īdd an existing cloud flow to the Power BI report In the Visualization pane, add any fields from the report that you want to pass into the flow when it runs. Add the data fields that need to be passed to the flow Using the Power Automate visual in Power BIįollow these steps to trigger a flow from within a Power BI report. Once you’ve reviewed the instructions, you can resize the button and place it where you’d like it on the report. The initial state of the widget shows you the getting started instructions for using flows in Power BI. You can follow these steps to create button that triggers automated tasks. If you’re using Power BI Desktop, you can also access the visual from the ribbon by navigating to the Insert tab and selecting Power Automate (preview) within the Power Platform section To get started, launch either Power BI Desktop or Power BI Service and select the Power Automate icon from the Visualizations pane. This article describes how to add visual into a Power BI report that lets you manually trigger a flow directly from the Power BI reportĪdd Power Automate visual to a Power BI report The executed flow can be data contextual, meaning that the inputs to the flow can be dynamic, based on the filters that the user sets. With the Power Automate visual, end-users can run an automated flow all within a Power BI report. Empower your end-users to go from insight to action.

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