Automating Tasks in Power BI Reports with Power Automate Buttons
Power BI has introduced an exciting feature that allows users to leverage the capabilities of Power Automate through buttons within Power BI reports. This enhancement significantly improves the user experience by enabling users to perform operations directly by clicking on a button from the report interface. In this blog post, we’ll provide a step-by-step guide… Read More »
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