This is final part (part 6) of the series "Send Power BI Report in Email using Power Automate". In this post, we will create a flow that will get triggered when a file is created or modified at the SharePoint location. We pick up the file (power bi report) and embed in the email.
This is part 5 of the series “Send Power BI Report in Email using Power Automate". In this post, we will create a flow that will run when a new email arrives in the inbox. We will save the attachment to a SharePoint location.
This is part 4 of the series "Send Power BI Report in Email using Power Automate". In this post, we are going to see the first approach for sending Power BI reports to emails using Subscribe to Emails feature in Power BI Service.
We will use an Echo Bot Template and show one example to use the Emoji. We need to use Unicode characters of emoji in our C# code.
This is a basic starter for implementing a Menu Item using Echo Bot Template. If your use case is just to perform a single action based on user selection, then this is very useful.
This is part 3 of the series “Send Power BI Report in Email using Power Automate”. In this post, we will publish our Power BI report to the Power BI service. In the last part, we had created a financial report which we will be publishing.
This is part 2 of the series “Send Power BI Report in Email using Power Automate”. In this post, we will create a simple power bi report. We will try to make this process completely automated. For that, we will store our source dataset files in the cloud. I will use Excel as a source for my report and place this Excel in SharePoint location.
This is part 1 of the series "Send Power BI Report in Email using Power Automate". In this post, we will learn what Power BI is and what are its license types. At last, we will be installing Power BI Desktop on our system.
Use desktop flows to automate actions and business processes on your desktop environment. Use the desktop and web recorders to build flows while editing the recorded actions in real-time across the web or desktop.
When you install the Power Automate Desktop, the following message is shown after the login. This message does not allow us to create the flows.
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