Hi,
I have created a Gallery with the source being from a Power BI report (using the PowerBIIntegration function), and then I created a Form to edit and make changes to the same SQL database. Its source is to the SQL database and table.
In this case, the table has 5 columns which are the Keys for the table, and even if I add all keys to the PowerApps Visual, the Form is not able to recognize the data source behind the PowerBIIntegration. When inputting 'Gallery.Selected' i get the following error:
Invalid formula. Expected a value compatible with 'DataSource'
Has any had this issue where there is more than 1 Key on a table?
I have tried another table that has only 1 key, and the method seems to work fine.
Thanks.
Hi @jacschZA ,
What is the formula that you use in the Items property of Gallery and what is the Item property of Form control?
About PowerApps custom visual for Power BI, please refer to:
https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/powerbi-powerapps-visual/
Regards,
Mona
Hi @v-monli-msft ,
So my formula on the Items property of Gallery:
PowerBIIntegration.Data
Of which the Power BI report is linked to the exact same datasource as the Form.
And the Item property of Form control:
TEST11.Selected
The name of my Gallery is "TEST11"
As mentioned I can get it to work with a SQL table that has only 1 key, but not on a table that has multi Keys on 1 table. Does this PowerBIIntegratin support Multi keys, or perhaps a work around?
Thanks in advance!