I read so much about the Adoption of Power BI in the past. Microsoft released to this topic a great article, but I read so less about the use of the “get help” information. On the most tenants with I … Continue reading →

In my last Blog posts, I described how you can get data from the Power BI REST API and how you can execute them via Azure Automation. When you use the last one to execute your scripts, it is also … Continue reading →

In a Power BI Premium license environment, only the Report creators have a Power BI Pro license, because they create Reports, Dashboards and so on. The other users, who only consume the data, are assigned to a Free license. In … Continue reading →

Unfortunately, it is not possible to make a login to Power BI with the Cmdlet’s (Login-PowerBIServiceAccount) by Azure Automation. So, you cannot use the Power BI PowerShell commands to get very easy the requested information. But if you want to … Continue reading →

In my last Blog Post I showed you, how you can get every scheduled refresh of your Power BI tenant to organize them better and to avoid the eviction when you refresh too many datasets at the same time: https://www.flip-design.de/?p=921To … Continue reading →

With Power BI you can set up a scheduled refresh of any dataset which have an accessible data source. But you must be aware of, how many refreshes are at the same time. With every particular capacity you have only … Continue reading →