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HI I have a existing power app created from Microsft list " TerminalNamingQC" which i wish to integrate to Power Bi dashboard using "powerAPps for power BI visual"  . so i manage to integrate PBI with Power app and able to see " powerBIintegration".data on my Power app editor .

 

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Also a snip from my PBI dashboard where I filter content using slicer and expecting power app to show only those filter records not all 

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Can you help how to achieve it .Thanks in advance 

br,Rkp1404

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  • rkp1404 Profile Picture
    8 on at

    Continuing my post ..... 

     

    -Now adding following formula to "Items" of my "BrowseGalary" , I am able to filter the first Row only .
     ==> LookUp(TerminalNamingQC,'ID' = First(PowerBIIntegration.Data).'ID')

     

    but i wish to filter all Records that will satisfy 4 of my slicer selected item  how to achive it .

     

    Thanks in advance .

  • v-jefferni Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @rkp1404 ,

     

    Please try below formula:

    Filter(TerminalNamingQC, 'ID' in PowerBIIntegration.Data.'ID')

     

    Best regards,

  • rkp1404 Profile Picture
    8 on at

    Thanks for your reply , I tried this "Filter "Function but with this i am getting Delegation warning. The highlighted part of this formula might not work correctly on large data sets." . and indeed the filter function is not working correctly because of this warning .

     

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    v-jefferni Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @rkp1404 ,

     

    You are comparing the two tables using in operator, so you cannot bypass the delegation issue in this case. But to eliminate the warning you can use below formula:

    ForAll(PowerBIIntegration.Data As PD, LookUp(TerminalNamingQC , 'ID' = PD.'ID'))

     

    Best regards,

  • rkp1404 Profile Picture
    8 on at

    This is superb , now the formular works as per expectation .Thanks for educating me .

     

     

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