I have my data in a CRM called Swrve. I would like to create an API that can CREATE, DOWNLOAD, and CALL a report from that database, to Power Bi.
Once a report is created, you are given a report code that you can then used to download the report and then call that report.
Is it possible to write an API that can do this? Or possibly two?
I've googled this in length as well as talking to various people, but with no luck so far. Any help would be greatly appreciated, as I would like to do this with some other CRMs too.
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I am trying to create a desktop flow that clicks links with only specific characters "WO". I'm having a hard time doing it in power automate. I easily did it with the re module in python.
Would anyone help me on a detailed process on how to do it on power automate? Thanks
I attempted to do it by extracting web data and obtained it as a web data table. I tried doing a python script injection but to no avail.
do you guys know what is the best method to import data from any website to put in webi report. i just want to capture the value that displayed in the web, like web scraping/crawl. As example, getting the oil price from https://www.oil-price.net/
Using Excel/powerBI is very easy to do this as it have power query features but I didnt found how to do this in WEBI
FYI, the website is just an example. just want to show that i want to take the value that similar like that oil price website
OR is it that we need to use another program to capture the data and store in SQL database and create new universe? Really appreciate if can share link or references of how to do that.
Thanks!
I want to make a report with data from a dataset shared with me within BigQuery. The problem is when I connect to the database I can only see "My Project" and "Public Datasets".
Power BI screen
BigQuery screen
Is this because I we can't see datasets which are shared with us and which haven't been created by us?
Or is it a problem with the Power BI connector?
To answer your questions:
Q: Is this because I we can't see datasets which are shared with us and which haven't been created by us?
A: You should be able to see datasets that are shared with you even if you haven't created it. If someone shared one with you, you probably got an email saying:
John Doe has shared the BigQuery dataset <PROJECT_NAME>:<DATASET_NAME> with you. To access this dataset, you can use the BigQuery browser tool or the BigQuery command line tool.
When using the BigQuery browser tool, you may need to add project <PROJECT_NAME> for display by following the instructions here.
From this link you can view the steps to perform to add the project from which the dataset has been shared to your own project.
Q: Is it a problem with the Power BI connector?
A: I would suggest you to reach out to the Power BI Support team to have them answer this question since I'm not familiar with this tool.
I wanted to know if it is possible to refresh the data of a report when we open this one, in order to always see updated data in the report. I explain myself, if I publish a report in a workspace (other users have access to this workspace), I want that every time they open a report, this one would be updated.
Thanks for you help.
If you are importing data, I'm not sure if this is possible or not.
However, if you set up a Direct Query, then your data is pulled as you interact with the report.
I have a stored procedure I need to automate that looks at each company id in my dataset and outputs one csv for each id.
Right now I am trying to figure out how to create a basic list report in SSRS, then create a data driven subscription that cycles through all company ids - then outputs CSVs to a shared folder.
I am completely new to SSRS and have been Googling, but so far no results. I was wondering if anyone knew of any good pointers or resources to get this done?
What version of SSRS are you using. You also need to create list report first and then you can do data driven subscription.
Here are few articles that might help you.
http://knowlton-group.com/creating-data-driven-ssrs-subscriptions/
http://www.databasejournal.com/features/mssql/data-driven-subscription-in-ssrs-2008-r2.html
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=7&ved=0ahUKEwjZ3fHGrP3NAhVJNj4KHYhBD-UQFghHMAY&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.commongroundsolutions.net%2FSSRS_DataDrivenSubscriptions_Methodology.pptx&usg=AFQjCNHgrYfJn_u_YlQDgZo4rAPOwzombQ&sig2=5flvqG-sItnoQaLsRwmh9w&bvm=bv.127178174,d.cWw&cad=rja
https://www.experts-exchange.com/articles/10969/Data-Driven-Subscription-using-SSRS-2012.html