Hi everyone,
I want to embed my PowerBI dashboard into Powerpoint slide. I copied the share report URL from PowerBI and pasted it in PowerBI add-in in Powerpoint. However, I received the error as shown in the screenshot above. I restarted the office application for few time but the issue is still there. Both Powerpoint and PowerBI are using the same office 365 account. Any help or advise will be greatly appreciated!
It could be disabled in the tenant settings.
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I am consistently hitting this problem when moving between working mobile on my laptop and then returning to my desktop.
The file is identical as I just emailed it to myself.
Both the laptop and desktop are running the same version of Power BI.
I have read numerous articles about this being related to column name changes and problems with the datasource. But have been unable to track the problem.
At the moment i only have 2 datasources. Google Ads and Microsoft SQL Server. When i go to "Recent Sources" both open and allow me to navigate the data sources without problem.
Can anyone offer any advice please?
It turns out i was logged into Google Ads connector with different username/password on each machine and the different users had different views of the data.
Causing the key problem
I've updated a dashboard I created in PowerBI and pinned the dashboard on Sharepoint. I updated one of the measures for the dashboard in PowerBI desktop however the change I made to the measure isn't showing up on the dashboard online. Please advise.
I was going to make Excel and PowerPoint templates and upload them to BI publisher. In this regard, I installed BI publisher desktop tool and did what I want for Excel one (by the BI publisher tab which was added to Excel). I mean this:
But I did not find any BI publisher tab in PowerPoint. By searching on the internet, I have found that this feature dose not exist for PowerPoint .
Is this fact true?
Yes, BIP does not integrate with PowerPoint.
We have a PowerBI report embedded to a SharePoint 2013 web page. PowerBI provides you with the embedded code of your report to use on any web page.
Problem:
PowerBI decided to include the option of sharing your dashboard/report with the whole world using the Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn options. A simple single click your confidential report is on Twitter. To us this is a big security risk.
Findings:
I have used the F12 tools to hide the Social Media buttons and this works well while on F12 Tools. When I add this to the Script Editor in SharePoint page so it always applies, it doesn’t work. I thought a simple CSS would do the trick.
glyphicon-share-twitter
display:none
[F12 Tools]
After F12 Tools - Twitter hidden
It is still unsecure even without the share buttons.
If you want to securely embed Power BI content you should use Power BI embedded or use the Power BI API's to embed and use the Power BI authentication.
Kasper de Jonge (Admin, Microsoft Power BI)
https://ideas.powerbi.com/forums/265200-power-bi-ideas/suggestions/16498078-disable-share-buttons
I'm trying to access a PowerView spreadsheet in Sharepoint 2013 and I get the error below:
An error occurred while loading the model for the item or data source 'EntityDataSource'. Verify that the connection information is correct and that you have permissions to access the data source.
Here is what I have:
Server 1 - Sharepoint 2013 Server, with RS for Sharepoint Add-in installed, Analysis services feature installed
Server 2 - Contains the SQL Server installation which is used for holding the CRM 2013 databases as well as Sharepoint 2013 Config and Content databases.
I have created a Power View report in Excel 2013, using the OData
feed from my CRM 2013 organization. I saved this as .xlsx file and
uploaded to my Sharepoint site as a normal document.
I have
created an SSRS Application in Sharepoint Central Administration and
configured it to run under a service account
I have added the
following 'Servers' under my Excel Application -> Data Model settings
in Sharepoint
SQLServerName
SQLServerName\SQLInstanceName
SharepointServerName
SharepointServerName\SQLInstanceName
I have enabled the PowerView Integration Feature,
Report Server Integration Feature in my sharepoint site collection
features.
I am trying to browse to my sharepoint site and click to open the .xlsx file and I get this error.
Below is the detailed error message:
Cannot create a connection to data source 'EntityDataSource'.Microsoft.AnalysisServices.SPClient
We cannot locate a server to load the workbook Data Model.
We cannot locate a server to load the workbook Data Model.Microsoft.Office.Excel.Server.WebServicesWe cannot locate a server to load the workbook Data Model.
This question has been asked a couple times on the SharePoint SE site.
There is an MS support article from Microsoft that addresses this error. It suggests you do the following:
In the Application Management section of the Central Administration home page, click Manage service applications.
On the Manage Service Applications page, click the Excel Services service application that you want to configure.
On the Manage Excel Services page, click Data Model.
Click Add Server.
In the Server Name box, type the name of the Analysis Services instance that you want to add.
Click OK.
If that doesn't work, someone solved this problem by installing SQL Server 2012 SP1.
Someone else solved this issue by ensuring that the account used for Excel Services is an SSAS admin and then rebooting
Thank you #mmarie for the answers/comments.
I was able to partially resolve the issue by 're-installing' the Analysis services on my Sharepoint server. So it turns out I installed it the wrong way first. Followed this article to fix it.
Analysis services for SP 2013
I'm currently experiencing problem with the 'Data Refresh' within the Power Pivot/Power View reports. I have added my service account to the '"Act as part of the operating system" role on the Sharepoint server based on this article Data Refresh, however it did not resolve the issue.
Please let me know if anyone has any inputs.