Hi,
I'm trying to create a powerapp that pulls a list of current projects in Project on the web to populate a dropdown list. In the design studio it works perfectly however when I try to use the app from a sharepoint list I get a message saying that "This app uses feature that come with a Power Apps premium plan. Start a trial to use these features"
I have an E3 O365 license, and a P3 project license.
The app only has a connector to Sharepoint online and to the CDS:
What do I need to get this working for my customer?
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Hello,
If you have added CDS to your Office license and fall within the constraints below you may be hitting an issue that support will need to take a look at; https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/pricing-billing-skus.
You can contact a support engineer by creating a support ticket here:
Common Data Service capabilities with Microsoft 365 licenses
As Common Data Service continues to grow, more Microsoft applications like Microsoft Project are using Common Data Service. To enable these Microsoft applications, limited Common Data Service functionality is added to select Microsoft 365 licenses. This is achieved by adding a new service plan named "Common Data Service" to the Microsoft 365 licenses. To see the new service plan in the Microsoft 365 admin center, select a user, select the Licenses and Apps tab, and then scroll down and expand the Apps section.
Capabilities included
Common Data Service functionality required by other Microsoft 365 applications appears as the "Common Data Service" service plan in the Apps section of the Microsoft 365 admin center.
This new service plan allows select Microsoft 365 applications to take advantage of Common Data Service as a platform for storing application data and use the underlying business logic tier as part of extending application capabilities. This extension also helps these applications to use Common Data Service instances within the default environment. However, if you need to create a Common Data Service instance within production or sandbox environments (other than the default environment), you're still required to have a premium Power Apps or Power Automate license.
These limited capabilities of Common Data Service are only available through select Microsoft 365 licenses and can't be used to run any custom Power Apps applications or Power Automate flows, or run any Power Virtual Agent bots, or use any other data that doesn't belong to the Microsoft 365 applications that take advantage of these capabilities.
These limited capabilities aren't the common set included with every Office application. They can be different based on the Microsoft 365 applications that use these capabilities. For the complete list of various limited capabilities, customers should refer to the service description of these Microsoft 365 applications that contain these Common Data Service plans. These limited capabilities of Common Data Service don't entitle the licensed user to run standalone Power Apps or Power Automate, or any other Microsoft Power Platform applications that use Common Data Service.
Review the Microsoft Project Service description for more details on the limited use of Common Data Service that comes with Project.
Hello,
If you have added CDS to your Office license and fall within the constraints below you may be hitting an issue that support will need to take a look at; https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/pricing-billing-skus.
You can contact a support engineer by creating a support ticket here:
Common Data Service capabilities with Microsoft 365 licenses
As Common Data Service continues to grow, more Microsoft applications like Microsoft Project are using Common Data Service. To enable these Microsoft applications, limited Common Data Service functionality is added to select Microsoft 365 licenses. This is achieved by adding a new service plan named "Common Data Service" to the Microsoft 365 licenses. To see the new service plan in the Microsoft 365 admin center, select a user, select the Licenses and Apps tab, and then scroll down and expand the Apps section.
Capabilities included
Common Data Service functionality required by other Microsoft 365 applications appears as the "Common Data Service" service plan in the Apps section of the Microsoft 365 admin center.
This new service plan allows select Microsoft 365 applications to take advantage of Common Data Service as a platform for storing application data and use the underlying business logic tier as part of extending application capabilities. This extension also helps these applications to use Common Data Service instances within the default environment. However, if you need to create a Common Data Service instance within production or sandbox environments (other than the default environment), you're still required to have a premium Power Apps or Power Automate license.
These limited capabilities of Common Data Service are only available through select Microsoft 365 licenses and can't be used to run any custom Power Apps applications or Power Automate flows, or run any Power Virtual Agent bots, or use any other data that doesn't belong to the Microsoft 365 applications that take advantage of these capabilities.
These limited capabilities aren't the common set included with every Office application. They can be different based on the Microsoft 365 applications that use these capabilities. For the complete list of various limited capabilities, customers should refer to the service description of these Microsoft 365 applications that contain these Common Data Service plans. These limited capabilities of Common Data Service don't entitle the licensed user to run standalone Power Apps or Power Automate, or any other Microsoft Power Platform applications that use Common Data Service.
Review the Microsoft Project Service description for more details on the limited use of Common Data Service that comes with Project.
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