[Messages]'; TextSearchBox1.Text; "Client"), Client in PowerBIIntegration.Data.Client); "Client"; If(SortDescending1; Descending; Ascending)).

Created a new APP in Sep 2019. Delete references to these objects, they will be easy to identity as they will now appear with the Yellow warning sign.

Power Platform Integration - Better Together! View solution in original post. see results: Adding blog for your reference: Walk through of using the PowerApps custom visual in Power BI .

Featuring samples like Return to the Workplace and Emergency Response Applications, Features releasing from October 2020 through March 2021. Another note is that we can’t use Power App as a filter for the report. PowerBIintegration funtion s not coming in powerapp reports. Dropped the PowerApps visual onto my report (second screenshot) and added following columns to ‘PowerApps Data’: Within the visual I then connected to the original PowerApp I created in step 1. I must also point out that - like lakVenkat - I didn't use any existing app, but created a brand new blank Form "all from scratch" which I could later integrate in Power BI report to grab user data inputs. In PowerBI it will give you the option to edit the PowerApp in PowerApps Studio, In PowerApps studio you will now see "PowerBIIntegration", For that Gallery change "Items" to PowerBIIntegration.Data. Ideally the slicers I would like to use are Assigned To, Priority, Status and Category.

So far no problems; But now I want to filter the data in the app when I click something in PowerBI. Reopen responsibly, monitor intelligently, and protect continuously with solutions for a safer work environment.

In Power BI add the slicers you would like, this can include fields from AssignedTo. If you're using Power BI Desktop and don't see it, you must upgrade to the latest version of Power BI Desktop. Update the OnSelect for the Next Arrow to Navigate to the DetailScreen1, In the DetailScreen1 click on DetailForm and Change the Item source to: First(Filter('Portfolio Issues',ID=Gallery1.Selected.Id)).

How is this not marked  SOLVED? All you need to do is click on Controls, select the Power BI tile and choose an element from Workspace > Dashboard > Tile. Select the ... on the PowerApps custom visual and click Edit. I have been trying out the new PowerApps Visual in Power BI but have been struggling to understand how to filter an existing App on the Power BI fields (“PowerBIIntegration”). Change Labels in the new Gallery to the field(s) you would like from the PowerBIIntegration Data. (sigh...). Create a new Report in Power BI, Import the PowerApps visual from the marketplace. Regards, Michael Add PowerBIIntegration.Refresh() for existing Powe... Power Platform Integration - Better Together! What needs to be done now, is to filter the Item property of the form to display the first selected entry and only show those pieces of information.

Still PowerBIIntegration.Refresh(); is showing the error when I try to add after update the database table. The blog above explains how to work with the PowerApps Visual in Power BI, let me know if you have any further concerns. Power Platform and Dynamics 365 Integrations, Power Apps Community Demo Extravaganza 2020, Business Value Webinars and Video Gallery, 2019 Microsoft Business Applications Summit Recordings (Archived), Microsoft Business Applications Summit 2020 Session Recordings, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CjGKoXem0I.