Write-back with Power Apps in Power BI
summary
Shows a working write‑back pipeline: a Power Apps form embedded as the Power Apps visual in Power BI edits promotion rows and updates a SQL Server table (SQL Server (Premium connector)), then refreshes the report to show revised forecasted sales. Demonstrates auto‑generated app screens, gallery-to-form navigation, saving a discount percentage, and the change reflected in the Power BI report. Notes practical limits: record/scale constraints, report server not supported, refresh behavior and per-app licensing headaches.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Power Apps in Power BI intro
- 1:54Power Platform overview
- 4:25Power Apps integration setup
- 7:01Bike inventory case study
- 12:15New Power App from data
- 17:18App interface design
- 23:52Connecting to visuals
- 27:17Editing data & discounts
- 30:28Templates and connectors
- 35:20Licensing considerations
- 39:13Access management
- 41:37Handling feedback
- 43:37Q&A
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