For more OData like filter examples see the documentation of Power BI filters. Note that filter is in lowercase otherwise it won't work. " &filter=FactInternetSales/Department eq 'Amsterdam'" Let's say we have a field called Department in the table FactInternetSales and we want to filter on the value ' Amsterdam'.īefore the last double quote of the TileUri you must add &filter=/ eq ''. You can simply add a filter to this URL by adding an extra parameter to the querystring.
This is the URL of your Power BI tile which you can extend with filters.
If you go to the properties of the new Power BI tile in Power Apps you will find the TileUri property. Just select the right Workspace, Dashboard and then the Tile. In the Insert menu of Power Apps you see the Charts submenu in which you will find the option to add a Power BI tile. After that specify to which existing or new Power BI Dashboard you want to publish it. Go to your Power BI report on and click on the little pin icon above the Visual that you need in Power Apps. Power Apps can only add Power BI visuals that are pinned to a dashboard. Let's see how you can add a Power BI tile to your Power App and what you have to do to make it more dynamic with filters. You could combine a column and line chart by creating two separate charts and then lay the line chart over the column chart. The charts are very basic (Column, Line or Pie chart).
Not ideal, especially not for large datasets. So either your Data Source is already prepared or you to do that with functions in Power Apps (Filter, GroupBy, SortB圜olumns, etc.).
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