Thread for Power BI quick reports in model-driven Power Apps

[sriharibs]

We recently announced the ability to visualize your data in a view in a model-driven app with Power BI quick reports.

As you use this capability, we'd love to hear your feedback. This community post is a common place to track the feedback. Looking forward to hearing from you.

Thank you,

Srihari

[NielsL]

Is this feature still rolling out in some geos? I cannot see the setting in my environment. 

[bipinshan]

Thanks for sharing!!

[karankukreja]

I have my Dynamics 365 environment in the European region and the suggest preview setting is not available for me. Is this yet to be rolled out against the European/UK region?

[sriharibs]

Hello, this capability is still rolling out with build 9.2.21112.00132. So you will be able to see this setting in the next couple of weeks.

If you are on a build 9.2.21111.00146 or higher, you can access this setting in the modern solution explorer's settings area (screenshot below).

PBI setting

[dhruvin1619]

Enabled feature.

But still error!!

[dpoggemann]

Hi @sriharibs ,

I looked at this feature but didn't see the licensing implications.  Does the user have to have a Power BI Pro license (or above) for this?  If they don't does the icon not show?  

[sriharibs]

Hi @dpoggemann

The licensing implications are here: Visualize your data in a view quickly with Power BI service - Power Apps | Microsoft Docs

Users don't need to have Power BI Prod license (or any Power BI license) for the Visualize this view command to appear.

Thank you,

Srihari

[sriharibs]

Hi @dhruvin1619  - that looks like an issue caused by a browser extension. If you have any browser extensions, could you please disable them and try again? We have a fix that's rolling out for this issue, but it will be another 3 - 5 weeks before the fix will be deployed to all the regions (because deployment is paused over the holidays). Thank you!

[dpoggemann]

Thank you! I missed that 😀