If you want to automatically export to excel without user interaction and schedule it, here is the way to do it instead: ruclips.net/video/VmZUOcUD0qY/видео.html&ab_channel=Curbal
Works great! I'm having issues though with special characters such as ä, ö or é. My source is encoded as ASCII and from what I understand the output will be UTF-8 using your tutorial. Is there a way to get an outpot encoded as ASCII?
Excellent explanation, thank you. I have used Power Automate to export details of the currently selected Power BI item(s) to Microsoft Lists. Subsequently importing the list back into Power BI during the Scheduled Refresh. This means that I can present a list of data to the users, and allow them to mark items as 'Checked off' and refresh the view when the next load of items comes into Power BI. It does require the items to have a unique identifier to ensure things don't get confused, but this is a relatively simple field to create on each table - which is linked back to the imported List. If there is a need to add an explanation, these can be prepopulated in each Power Automate Flow, or more complicated explanations can be entered in Lists by editing the appropriate record (which is a little more work, but completes the user experience).
This feature will be incredible for things like mapping new accounts, projects, employees etc to their different categories. Really great video. This one will get saved in a special folder. Thank you so much.
Awesome...perfect timing...I just got a request to make it easier for end users to export to excel. Really Really Great Video! So grateful you did this video.
Amazing!!! So, I wonder if it can connect to google sheet? like when click button, it will updates to new row in specific sheet, or it is possible to automatically daily update to the sheet around midnight?
Well done Ruth for all you useful videos! I would love to see how we can create a button that can send the filtered data by e-mail e.g. Table [Monthly Sales per Employee] - Filter table by desired Employee - Send to the selected Employee Thank you again for all your videos!
Excellent video as always Ruth! Thank you for your videos, they are very helpful in my Power BI learning journey. Looking forward to seeing more videos about Power Automate with Power BI! :)
What an awesome feature!!! That's why I'm also learning Powerapps and Power Automate thus I can improve my skills. Thanks for the great work, keep it up!!
Excelent video, thanks a lot QQ: is there a way to export the file directly into a local folder? Im looking into letting the user export the data in a csv when they are looking at the report in the Power BI server, thanks!
Can we do something to expand the scope of the export button, like numbers of all the screens get exported to the excel file at once through a single button?
Thanks Ruth. As always, great and very useful video From my modest point of view, this feature looks like a recently born baby, very limited yet, but plenty of potential to be developed. Let´s cross our fingers for they to put lot of hours on making this better and better Please, keep on making videos on how to apply this feature on other ideas Thanks a lot
Hi, a great introduction to using MS flow. Did you, or any of your subscribers, come across a 1000 row limit when exporting the data as CSV from PowerBI?
@@CurbalEN Thanks for the prompt reply. I will keep searching, If I find the answer I will let you know. Thanks again for help and your posts very helpful. Chris
this is really a terrible limit. I put in all the work, and now I have to conclude it's worthless... 1000 row limit is a deal breaker. Anyone any solution or work around?
Hi! Is there is a way to add a step the flow to direct you to the sharepoint folder / URL and open that link? This is for audience to be able to directed to that folder once they export.
Great video as always! Is there an option to name exported csv with it's dynamicly changing header or just dax measure with data selected on slicers? Thanks!
Hello Ruth Great video, thank you so much. I need to build a Power Automate flow, which does the same thing you did(export csv file from Power Bi Repot and put it in a Sharepoint folder) but I need to do it automatically every day without clicking on the button, in short, I need to schedule this flow. Can you tell me if it is possible to do this with Power Automate? Thank you in advance
Hola Ruth! Saludos desde Costa Rica, muchas gracias por estos videos tan buenos. Será posible extraer automáticamente la data todos los días sin tener que apretar el botón? Se podría usar otro trigger para extraer la data?
Hi Ruth , thanks 4 the video , but in my case I have a table (in the desktop) with Total rows in all columns , how can you export to excel included the total rows at the end of the table in the excel file ? Thanks
Thanks a lot for all the great videos that you post for making our lives easier... I implemented this today and noticed that this flow is only exporting 1000 rows... can u please check on ur side and see if ur facing the same issue? My data has 5000 rows and every time I trigger it I am getting only 1000 rows....
@@CurbalEN Is there a way to get more than 1000 rows out? This is why I usually avoid using Power BI Desktop. It seems so hard to get the clean data out.
Hello Ruth, excellent video as always. I am interested in exporting to Excel from a Power BI report button (after filtering and slicing according to user needs) but to a local file. I have read that this is possible using the gateway. Is it possible? Could this work for a public Power BI report embedded in a website? I have looked for a solution to this everywhere with no success. Thank you!
Thanks, Ruth! Great video. I have one question, how did manage to get the parameters to appear under the input field? I always get on the side, it is awful.
Okay...that was wayyy more exciting than I expected it to be! Kudos to you Ruth! Will you be making a video on how to update existing excel data as well?? Please :)
Hi nice video. I don't get the step under the add rows into table, i see you select sharepoint and the file name appears . I noticed you mentioned of having the excel alreay created in your drive. In my case i don't have the excel file so i can't see the file name when i select the file option.
this is great, thank you for sharing this tip! However, I'm not seeing the button rendering when I publish my powerBI report to the web. It shows up in my powerbi service though. Do you know if there is any workaround? thank you very much
Hola Ruth thank for sharing this useful function. I started to follow for my own and did it step by step following your description but i struggle with an error: "The 'from' property value in the 'table' action inputs is of type 'Null'. The value must be of type 'Array'" in the "create csv table" part. Any idea or solution. Many thanks Michael
Great video! Does anyone know how to get the files formated when exporting to CSV? For example: if I have in my table words like "São Paulo, Ceará", they aren't properly formated after exporting to CSV. São Paulo gets like this: S¢o Paulo, and all the words get the same standard.
Hi, I tried to do that (cvs) and it appears this problem : The 'from' property value in the 'table' action inputs is of type 'Null'. The value must be of type 'Array'- In the action create cvs table. Do you have any recomendation how to resolve it?
Can we setup the schedule the export in customized calendar ? As we know, sometime users would like to see the report in some specific day such as BD1, BD2, and avoid the holiday. So it would be great if the export could avoid holiday or happen with a customized calendar.
Right on time. For those wondering: it is possible to export locally, pre-requisit is that you have a gateway setup. Use the create file option under "file system". Downside: you can only export the first 1000 rows. Next video: how to build loops in power automate to export more than 1000 rows at once?
This is very useful. Thanks. One of my client is asking to generate the csv and email to the group email along with the dashboard page. I am able to generate PDF automatically at 8 am after my dashboard refreshed and then send email. how do I accomplish attaching the CSV file? As per above flow, someone need to click the button on the powerbi dashboard to export.
This was a great feature to have added, so often you still get the "I need to be able to have and export of that", filtered, sliced etc... Analyse in Excel is great, but when they want to have the raw data, you used to have to set up a Paginated Report and use parameters to replicate your filters etc... Considering that needs Premium that's not always an option. Using Power Automate is way simpler (and cheaper)!
Hello, about the Excel Export Button, do i need a PBI Licence + an Excel Online (Business) licence only to set up the button, or do simple users need that as well? My customer strictly requires this feature with a specific button, but since i'm not provided with a Business Excel Licence to attempt some testing, i am a bit stuck in the middle. Thank you!
Hi, i have a report with multiple tabs and would want a Power Automate flow to export Power BI report tabs to individual worksheets in a workbook. need your help
@@CurbalEN yes but we need it on the report. we are embedding the report in SharePoint. End-user can directly use that button to export a report to pdf, Is that possible?
hello, please i would like to know which application do you use to be able to do such video. do you have a green wall behind you or the application does all the work ? thank you
Hey Ruth, export to CSV doesn't consider visual level filter. Can you suggest any easy workaround? Since I want to filter on a measure, slicer is not an option.
Hello, with your example, all the headers are at the top of the row, but I would like to have it like a matrix format, some of the headers on the left side and also, the headers on the top are years value which are the values from one of the power bi table so that depending on the filters on the page, the number of columns could be different. (e.g. 2020, 2021, 2022 or could be 2021,2022) how can I make that work? at the moment, the flow extract exports like normal standard export which has all the headers at the top
I found a way to export up to 100k rows to Excel, check it here:
ruclips.net/video/WsbIXJDhC_o/видео.html&ab_channel=Curbal
Excellent video but it has limitation of 1000 rows how to overcome this
The comment you commented on has the solution
If you want to automatically export to excel without user interaction and schedule it, here is the way to do it instead:
ruclips.net/video/VmZUOcUD0qY/видео.html&ab_channel=Curbal
Works great!
I'm having issues though with special characters such as ä, ö or é.
My source is encoded as ASCII and from what I understand the output will be UTF-8 using your tutorial.
Is there a way to get an outpot encoded as ASCII?
how do I do it if what I have to export is a metric result?
Today I have learned something about Power Automate for the first time and I really liked it's flow of execution and well explained Ruth!!😄😊
Thank you so much, that is very helpful! My managers "Can we export that to excel?" will be thrilled to bits!
Wow, Ruth---what a great video and a lucky google search to find your channel. Bookmarked and subscribed. Thanks! Tom
Welcome!
Excellent explanation, thank you. I have used Power Automate to export details of the currently selected Power BI item(s) to Microsoft Lists. Subsequently importing the list back into Power BI during the Scheduled Refresh. This means that I can present a list of data to the users, and allow them to mark items as 'Checked off' and refresh the view when the next load of items comes into Power BI. It does require the items to have a unique identifier to ensure things don't get confused, but this is a relatively simple field to create on each table - which is linked back to the imported List. If there is a need to add an explanation, these can be prepopulated in each Power Automate Flow, or more complicated explanations can be entered in Lists by editing the appropriate record (which is a little more work, but completes the user experience).
Bravo!! 👏👏
I think cumulatively she has saved me about 100 hours of labor effort. So thankful.
So proud to hear 😊😊 and thanks for the feedback !
Ruth, I Love You 😘
This trick saved a lot of my time and firms money. As always you are awesome 😁
This feature will be incredible for things like mapping new accounts, projects, employees etc to their different categories. Really great video. This one will get saved in a special folder. Thank you so much.
And I have more even greater, stay tuned!
Now this one is my favorite update this year so far, particularly this export functionality. It's so useful. Great example Ruth, thanks! 😊
And more to come! Power Automate and Power BI together are unstoppable!!
@@CurbalEN I can't wait to see more! 👏🏻😃
Awesome...perfect timing...I just got a request to make it easier for end users to export to excel. Really Really Great Video! So grateful you did this video.
Really happy I did it too, it seems to be useful :)
Thank you for the video! Is it possible to have the button export to the user's local desktop or does it have to be in the cloud?
I think so, haven’t tested it yet though…
Greeting. Thanks for the video!
Is it possible to export data and reports published on the web? Thank you
Very awesome update. Last month i was trying to get data but not able to convert it to excel. Thank you for sharing this :)
How do you do dynamic save, allow a pop up for user to choice where the file should be saved instead of pre-defined location. Thanks
Good question. I have also the same query subscription instead of saving file in share point how do user dynamically save file
I hope devs from MS are taking Your remarks deeply into hearts :)
U'r really cool flow (and not only) flow tester :)
thanks
Feeling the flooooow ;)
We could do this before with buttons calling FLow REST API, but it's very neatly packaged into a visual now.
Yeah! Power to the (business) people! 👊
Amazing!!!
So, I wonder if it can connect to google sheet?
like when click button, it will updates to new row in specific sheet,
or it is possible to automatically daily update to the sheet around midnight?
For schedule export use this:
m.ruclips.net/video/VmZUOcUD0qY/видео.html
Well done Ruth for all you useful videos!
I would love to see how we can create a button that can send the filtered data by e-mail
e.g. Table [Monthly Sales per Employee]
- Filter table by desired Employee
- Send to the selected Employee
Thank you again for all your videos!
This should help you. Use email address as a data field to avoid hardworking the email :)
m.ruclips.net/video/lqlYl3pVL1g/видео.html
Thanks for this Ruth excellent as always! I'd love to see more of your ideas on what could be done with this new Power Automate functionality
Will do more videos ;)
Excellent video as always Ruth! Thank you for your videos, they are very helpful in my Power BI learning journey. Looking forward to seeing more videos about Power Automate with Power BI! :)
Will do :)
What an awesome feature!!! That's why I'm also learning Powerapps and Power Automate thus I can improve my skills.
Thanks for the great work, keep it up!!
Excellent! You will not regret learning those skills!!
Excelent video, thanks a lot
QQ: is there a way to export the file directly into a local folder? Im looking into letting the user export the data in a csv when they are looking at the report in the Power BI server, thanks!
I guess no. if anyone has a solution to this. please make a video on it.
can we use local drive to export data apart from sharepoint and one drive
?????????
Great Video!! thanks for sharing. Is there a way to retain conditional formatting in powerbi tables one generating a excel file?
Very interesting! Is there a way to do this for all the rows from a table?
Can we do something to expand the scope of the export button, like numbers of all the screens get exported to the excel file at once through a single button?
Thanks Ruth, Could I add a previous step to create a new excel file? to generate a new file every time I run the flow.
Great explanation! Very simple steps. Thank you so much!
My pleasure!
Thanks for showing the way to export the data from power query. what about if I have visual (data grid) and want to automatically export to CSV file?
Thanks Ruth. As always, great and very useful video
From my modest point of view, this feature looks like a recently born baby, very limited yet, but plenty of potential to be developed.
Let´s cross our fingers for they to put lot of hours on making this better and better
Please, keep on making videos on how to apply this feature on other ideas
Thanks a lot
Will do :)
Love it. Please make more videos about this new feature. Thanks!
I will, love it too :)
Excellent demo processes, do you have a specific practice file that I can use? I cannot find one in your download folder as you suggested.
Mmm it should be there!
Hi, a great introduction to using MS flow. Did you, or any of your subscribers, come across a 1000 row limit when exporting the data as CSV from PowerBI?
Yes, and we don’t know how to fix it yet :(
@@CurbalEN Thanks for the prompt reply. I will keep searching, If I find the answer I will let you know. Thanks again for help and your posts very helpful. Chris
Yes, please!!
this is really a terrible limit. I put in all the work, and now I have to conclude it's worthless... 1000 row limit is a deal breaker.
Anyone any solution or work around?
I found a way to export up to 100k rows to Excel, check it here:
ruclips.net/video/WsbIXJDhC_o/видео.html&ab_channel=Curbal
Big thump great features and tool thank you for the clear explanation
Great work, thanks so much... got the PowerBi button to work straight away, your video is so easy to follow !!
Great to hear!!
oh thank god!!! this was missing in the previous PowerBi :) thanks!
Hi! Is there is a way to add a step the flow to direct you to the sharepoint folder / URL and open that link? This is for audience to be able to directed to that folder once they export.
Hi, is there any way to truncate a table as it is appending the rows to existing ones.
Muchísimas gracias por tu ayuda!!!!!, realmente necesitaba poder cargar los datos a Excel.
Un placer!
Great video, but is there a way to overwrite the data in the same file whenever we trigger the flow. Instead of creating a new file
Great video as always! Is there an option to name exported csv with it's dynamicly changing header or just dax measure with data selected on slicers? Thanks!
Thank you very much! Awesome functionality to have for my self-service report.
"in sharepoint" --might want to add that in the title to avoid confusing viewers and prevent clickbaiting. thanks
Could you elaborate on which access rights /license users of your report need? They will be the ones using this feature.
Thx and best regards
Yes, I should definitely do that!
Great addition Ruth! Just wondering when this feature will also be applied for exporting the whole report to PPT
You saved me with this video. Thanks a lot !!!
Hello Ruth
Great video, thank you so much.
I need to build a Power Automate flow, which does the same thing you did(export csv file from Power Bi Repot and put it in a Sharepoint folder) but I need to do it automatically every day without clicking on the button, in short, I need to schedule this flow.
Can you tell me if it is possible to do this with Power Automate?
Thank you in advance
Hi Sarab - I am looking for the same solution- did you figure out a way to schedule this?
@martyc5674 check the playlist, is all in there :)
Great job Ruth, thank you!
How can you manage to get a UTF-8 csv though? Having data in other languages is an issue...
Yes, it always is :( , same issue with spanish and swedish...
You read my mind! I really need this, Thanks Ruth
Thank the Power Platform team :)
Hola Ruth! Saludos desde Costa Rica, muchas gracias por estos videos tan buenos.
Será posible extraer automáticamente la data todos los días sin tener que apretar el botón? Se podría usar otro trigger para extraer la data?
Hola Christian,
Prueba esto:
m.ruclips.net/video/VmZUOcUD0qY/видео.html
Grazie Ruth! Excellent tutorial.
Grazie Linda!
As usual great job! Pls. keep posting!!!
🎉
Thanks for this great contents - Q: if we have a chart in tooltip, can we use this method to allow the user export the chart? Thanks!
I have same question. Did you find solution?
Hi Ruth , thanks 4 the video , but in my case I have a table (in the desktop) with Total rows in all columns , how can you export to excel included the total rows at the end of the table in the excel file ? Thanks
Thanks a lot for all the great videos that you post for making our lives easier... I implemented this today and noticed that this flow is only exporting 1000 rows... can u please check on ur side and see if ur facing the same issue? My data has 5000 rows and every time I trigger it I am getting only 1000 rows....
Yes, I heard the same for somebody else :(
@@CurbalEN Is there a way to get more than 1000 rows out? This is why I usually avoid using Power BI Desktop. It seems so hard to get the clean data out.
Not yet :(
I found a way to export up to 100k rows to Excel, check it here:
ruclips.net/video/WsbIXJDhC_o/видео.html&ab_channel=Curbal
Hello Ruth, excellent video as always. I am interested in exporting to Excel from a Power BI report button (after filtering and slicing according to user needs) but to a local file. I have read that this is possible using the gateway. Is it possible? Could this work for a public Power BI report embedded in a website? I have looked for a solution to this everywhere with no success. Thank you!
Hey - Did you find a solution for this?
nope
I dont think it works for public reports but you can export to a local folder. Check the export playlist.
Thanks, Ruth! Great video. I have one question, how did manage to get the parameters to appear under the input field? I always get on the side, it is awful.
There is already “Export Data” option on a table visual which gives two options CSV or Excel. This work around will store directly in Sharepoint
Unfortunately, export to .csv has a limit of 30K rows and export to excel is not available on PBI Desktop.
thaks, is it possible that the end user can export the excel file to his local directory?
That was marvelous, Ruth. Thanks!
Okay...that was wayyy more exciting than I expected it to be! Kudos to you Ruth! Will you be making a video on how to update existing excel data as well?? Please :)
Sure, I can do that :)
@@CurbalEN Best content creator ever! Hands down! 😘
Hi nice video. I don't get the step under the add rows into table, i see you select sharepoint and the file name appears . I noticed you mentioned of having the excel alreay created in your drive. In my case i don't have the excel file so i can't see the file name when i select the file option.
Very good video!! How to make a button to export to excel but the report have a slicer with many filters?
this is great, thank you for sharing this tip! However, I'm not seeing the button rendering when I publish my powerBI report to the web. It shows up in my powerbi service though. Do you know if there is any workaround? thank you very much
Hola Ruth thank for sharing this useful function. I started to follow for my own and did it step by step following your description but i struggle with an error: "The 'from' property value in the 'table' action inputs is of type 'Null'. The value must be of type 'Array'" in the "create csv table" part. Any idea or solution. Many thanks Michael
Great video!
Does anyone know how to get the files formated when exporting to CSV?
For example: if I have in my table words like "São Paulo, Ceará", they aren't properly formated after exporting to CSV. São Paulo gets like this: S¢o Paulo, and all the words get the same standard.
Any option that array functions could work inside the table as they throw #spill error
Hi,
I tried to do that (cvs) and it appears this problem : The 'from' property value in the 'table' action inputs is of type 'Null'. The value must be of type 'Array'- In the action create cvs table.
Do you have any recomendation how to resolve it?
Same problem
Same issue. Any fix available??
How to handle concurrency in export on excel.When different users click on the export to excel at the same time?
Can we setup the schedule the export in customized calendar ? As we know, sometime users would like to see the report in some specific day such as BD1, BD2, and avoid the holiday.
So it would be great if the export could avoid holiday or happen with a customized calendar.
@randychen3375 did you figure this out?- interested in scheduling this exact process for an idea I have.
Right on time. For those wondering: it is possible to export locally, pre-requisit is that you have a gateway setup. Use the create file option under "file system". Downside: you can only export the first 1000 rows. Next video: how to build loops in power automate to export more than 1000 rows at once?
Normally we can download max 30k rows from a visual table. Is it possible to download more in this way?
@@vittoriogiatti I'd say once you understand how to loop through, then yes.
Same question here, my users would like to have it locally
Looking into it. I will do a video if I find out how :)
@@CurbalEN Please do :-) Thank you in advance
Great video, this will help me a lot. I had a question and if I publish it online the button will continue to work and activate my flow?
HI , thank you for video, is there is any way to export the matrix into excel or csv without unpivoting it or without changing the format?
thank you
Not that I know of
@@CurbalEN thank you for quick reply
You are incredible!
Can be this incorporate in a Publish to Web report?? that would be an alternative to this limitation. Tks again Ruth
I am afraid not :(
Thank you. Worked out well but Does the export to Csv comes with limitation of 1000 rows??
Yes :(
:) Will a filter/slicer for 1000 rows each can help??
Awesome. So helpful.
Do do you know if there is a way to avoid cliking on button and replace it by an "automated scheduled task"?
You can Do that with alerts in power bi service, but it is very limited.
Example:
m.ruclips.net/video/ZtBac2tGZTI/видео.html
Amazing video again. Thank you!!
Super helpful, Thank you!
Check the newest video if you run into the api limit :)
@@CurbalEN I did! Can you share a link to the video?
It is the latest one:
m.ruclips.net/video/fbeMw9jtJB4/видео.html
Love you! Bookmark as a favourite! I will watch it later! Thanks!!!
Pure power platform gold!!
Great feature!
To use it I need a Power Automate license?
Great video, on CSV example I replaced .csv for .xlsx on file name and work, I got excel file :-)
Yes, that is possible too, but you got less rows right?
@@CurbalEN yes, All was rigth
This is very useful. Thanks. One of my client is asking to generate the csv and email to the group email along with the dashboard page. I am able to generate PDF automatically at 8 am after my dashboard refreshed and then send email. how do I accomplish attaching the CSV file? As per above flow, someone need to click the button on the powerbi dashboard to export.
This was a great feature to have added, so often you still get the "I need to be able to have and export of that", filtered, sliced etc... Analyse in Excel is great, but when they want to have the raw data, you used to have to set up a Paginated Report and use parameters to replicate your filters etc... Considering that needs Premium that's not always an option. Using Power Automate is way simpler (and cheaper)!
Exactly, power automate is just amazing :)
Does it work with Publish to web? Thank you for the video!
Have you tested already I'm curious too?
It did not work when I published it. It says error. Hmmm
Thinking about it (havent tested yet) it should not work. I think you can not give anonymous access to a flow.
I think the problem is that the visual is not certified yet and it is not yet added in "My Organization".
But how would you give access to users?
Good Explanation, can we cross the limit in power bi for export which is 150k rows ? Any other workaround for crossing the rows limit.
R or dax studio. I have a link in the pinned comment
Hello, about the Excel Export Button, do i need a PBI Licence + an Excel Online (Business) licence only to set up the button, or do simple users need that as well?
My customer strictly requires this feature with a specific button, but since i'm not provided with a Business Excel Licence to attempt some testing, i am a bit stuck in the middle.
Thank you!
Hi, i have a report with multiple tabs and would want a Power Automate flow to export Power BI report tabs to individual worksheets in a workbook. need your help
Is this going to work on the filters that we selected as well?
Yes :)
Hi, How do we export the file into our local Downloads folder?
Se puede exportar una tabla de power bi a excel manteniendo los colores de los encabezados y filas.
Nice video. Can we create a button on the report when end-user clicks, exports report to pdf and email with the help of flow?
There is a button for that already on the service and desktop
@@CurbalEN yes but we need it on the report. we are embedding the report in SharePoint. End-user can directly use that button to export a report to pdf, Is that possible?
If you have premium, you can use export to pdf in power automate, otherwise you can do something like this:
m.ruclips.net/video/DwopZzus24E/видео.html
hello, please i would like to know which application do you use to be able to do such video. do you have a green wall behind you or the application does all the work ? thank you
I have a green screen
Hey Ruth, export to CSV doesn't consider visual level filter. Can you suggest any easy workaround? Since I want to filter on a measure, slicer is not an option.
Hello, with your example, all the headers are at the top of the row, but I would like to have it like a matrix format, some of the headers on the left side and also, the headers on the top are years value which are the values from one of the power bi table so that depending on the filters on the page, the number of columns could be different. (e.g. 2020, 2021, 2022 or could be 2021,2022) how can I make that work? at the moment, the flow extract exports like normal standard export which has all the headers at the top
Wow, this is so cool. Thank you!
This is great! Could you also share how to export the table in powerbi BI?
hi!! How can I trigger the flow automatically without clicking the button? I need to schedule this flow to run once a week automatically
Hi, how could i compare table with a condition to add or update row?