Translytical Task Flow
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Introduction We’ve previously on this blog covered Power Apps write-back for Power BI/Fabric comprehensively, and in the past months we’ve taken a stab at the Fabric Native solution: Translytical Task Flows. However, when comparing the different options, which solution actually comes out on top? The answer is, as always, it depends. Each of the sections…
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Introduction A common misconception about Translytical Task Flows is that the only way for you to parameterize and pass user inputs to the User Data Function, is through Slicers in Power BI. That is not true at all. In fact, one of the most powerful ways of integrating Task Flows into your Power BI reports,…
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Introduction When building Translytical Task Flows for Power BI / Fabric, you’ll quickly come head to head with a few limitations: While the first two certainly limits some use cases, I’m personally more annoyed by the UX limitations imposed by the third issue. If we only use these new preview slicers, we have no way…
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Introduction In my pursuit of testing out Translytical Task Flows and User Data Functions as a write-back alternative to Power Apps, I’ve come to spent a good amount of time trying to debug those features as well. Especially since they have a tendency to throw pretty non-descriptive error messages your way. For this week’s blog…
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