I'm trying to embed power report in sharepoint, which is done successfully, however, the problem is for the end users. If anyone is trying to view the report it's requesting for a sign up. My organization doesn't allow a direct sign up, it has to go through a IT portal and it's really not feasible to ask hundreds of end users to do that as some of them are senior management folks. Can someone please help me to resolve this
For Embed in SharePoint Online reports to work, the following is required:
1.The Power BI web part for SharePoint Online requires Modern Pages.
2.To consume an embedded report, users must sign in to Power BI service to activate their Power BI license.
3.Users need a Power BI Pro or Premium Per User (PPU) license, unless the report is hosted in a Power BI Premium capacity (EM or P SKU). In that case, users only need a free Power BI license to view reports embedded in Sharepoint Online.
Reference:https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/collaborate-share/service-embed-report-spo
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I am a software developer and have basic knowledge in Power BI.
I have following concerns in Power BI Embedded which is PaaS. Can you please have a look and let me know.
I know that using powerBI Embedded, we can embed power BI reports into any web application.I want to use azure Sql DB and Power BI embedded.
Questions:
Other than accessing the embedded power bi reports via my web
application, do we have any other way where i can publish the power
bi reports similar to SSRS report server?
As app.powerbi.com is SaaS, do we have any alternative
deployment type for PaaS for deploying power bi reports which are
embedded in web application?
You can deploy the reports to Power BI Report Server installed on your server on-premise, or in a Windows VM in the cloud, and then embed them in your app. To license this Power BI Report Server you either need to buy Power BI Premium P SKU, or to buy SQL Server Enterprise with Software Assurance.
Does any one have an idea of how could i embed the power bi dashboards view without the data in dynamics CRM online,I'm trying using SharePoint online but it's not working.
please give me your advice.
Right now Power BI dashboards are not embeddable. Embedding dashboards is on our roadmap. You can follow the following idea to keep updated when we add this capability: https://ideas.powerbi.com/forums/268152-developer-apis/suggestions/8528704-allow-powerbi-dashboards-to-be-embedded-via-iframe
Attempting to do the https://github.com/PowerBI/getting-started-for-dotnet tutoriel, i am being blocked when we have to give permissions to other applications to an Client App : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/library/dn877542.aspx
I can't add PowerBI app on Azure :-(
The PowerBI name in the list of permissions to other applications can't be selected
Do you know why ?
Thanks
Usually the issue is that you do not have a registered power bi user in your tenant. You can create a user and sign them up at www.powerbi.com. Once completed registering the user, you should be able to enable the application with power bi permissions.
Detailed instructions are here:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/library/dn877542.aspx
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I just ran into the same problem and my analysis says, you are using your work mail id when are you registering for Power BI (and work directory) and when you log into your Azure portal you are using your work mail id but you are on the microsoft directory rather then your work place directory hence you wont be able to see Power BI application listed in the options. One option is to migrate your Azure account to work directory.
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We got a requirement to embed powerview graphs and powerpivot tables in sharepoint 2013 app. I am new to sharepoint app development.
Please direct me with some reference articles.
Thanks
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First you need to make sure you have Enterprise Version of SharePoint. Then you need to configure SharePoint BI features. Activate BI features requires set of configurations on SQL/SharePoint, Possibly Kerberos configuration etc. You will get an overview of how to install/configure BI features at:http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh231671.aspx. You will also get an step by step instructions at http://blogs.msdn.com/b/querysimon/archive/2012/11/26/installing-the-bi-features-of-sharepoint-2013.aspx.
I have been using Power BI features in Excel 2013 and was wondering what do I need to do to get them working in SharePoint 2013.
It depends what you mean by the "Power BI" features. Power BI is an Office 365-based product which provides what is, in essence, a cloud-based SharePoint-esque environment for all your self-service BI functionality.
A lot of this functionality (but not all of it) is also available in SharePoint 2013 (and part of it in 2010).
SharePoint 2013 Enterprise allows you to make use of the following features:
Sharing of Power Pivot models
Power Pivot scheduled data refresh
SSAS Tabular and multi-dimensional (SQL 2012 SP1 & SQL 2014 only) data sources for Power View
Power View report creation
"Vanilla" SSRS reports
To manage/share your Power Pivot models and create Power View reports, you need to be able to add a Power Pivot Gallery to your SharePoint site. This has several prerequisites, including an instance of SQL Server Analysis Services (2012/2014 BI or Enterprise Edition) in Power Pivot mode, and Reporting Services in SharePoint mode.
To do this, you need to follow the steps outlined in these two articles:
Power Pivot installation
Reporting Services for SharePoint installation
SharePoint 2013 does not support Q&A (the natural language query component of Power BI).