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Power BI and Dataverse | Creating Reusable Templates (PBIT)

Power BI and Dataverse | Creating Reusable Templates (PBIT)
Let’s say you need to create a Power BI report that pulls basic contact details — like First Name and Last Name — from the Dataverse Contact table and share it with business users across different environments. The requirement: Users should be able to open the report, enter their Dataverse environment URL, and fetch data […]

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Rajeev Pentyala – Microsoft Power Platform
Rajeev Pentyala – Microsoft Power Platform

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