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Native Write-Back in Fabric: How to build Translytical Task Flows for Power BI Have you ever wanted to add data entry and write-back functionality to your Power BI Reports?

Perhaps you've wanted to add comments to data points, allow users to input new data entries, or perform master data management tasks?

Translytical Task Flows in Fabric & Power BI allows you to do all of the above and much more, natively within the platform, without needing licenses for external solutions.

In this session we will cover the following essential building blocks for Translytical Task Flows: - How to create User Data Functions in Fabric for interacting with your backend. - How to trigger your Functions from Power BI - How to provide the best possible User Experience in Power BI\, by using slicers and inputs to parameterize your write-back actions. - Pros\, Cons and Limitations\, also in comparison with other write-back solutions (Power Apps\, 3rd party solutions).

The session will teach you all of the above through the case of a Comment/Annotation write-back solution, which you after this session will easily be able to build for your own Power BI reports.

I'm Jon, a Copenhagen-based data nerd working as a Principal Consultant at Inspari. I work as a Fabric & Power BI Architect, and spend every day trying to empower business users to do more with these platforms themselves. Outside work, I recently became a parent for the first time, and spend whatever little time is left over riding bikes, playing boardgames and solving Rubik's Cubes.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonvoge/ https://downhill-data.com/

Description

Have you ever wanted to add data entry and write-back functionality to your Power BI Reports?

Perhaps you've wanted to add comments to data points, allow users to input new data entries, or perform master data management tasks?

Translytical Task Flows in Fabric & Power BI allows you to do all of the above and much more, natively within the platform, without needing licenses for external solutions.

In this session we will cover the following essential building blocks for Translytical Task Flows: - How to create User Data Functions in Fabric for interacting with your backend. - How to trigger your Functions from Power BI - How to provide the best possible User Experience in Power BI\, by using slicers and inputs to parameterize your write-back actions. - Pros\, Cons and Limitations\, also in comparison with other write-back solutions (Power Apps\, 3rd party solutions).

The session will teach you all of the above through the case of a Comment/Annotation write-back solution, which you after this session will easily be able to build for your own Power BI reports.

Speaker: Jon Stjernegaard Vöge | LinkedIn

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Have you ever wanted to add data entry and write-back functionality to your Power BI Reports? Perhaps you've wanted to add comments to data points, allow users to input new data entries, or perform master data management tasks? Translytical Task Flows in Fabric & Power BI allows you to do all of the above and much more, natively within the platform, without needing licenses for external solutions. In this session we will cover the following essential building blocks for Translytical Task Flows: How to create User Data Functions in Fabric for interacting with your backend. How to trigger your Functions from Power BI. How to provide the best possible User Experience in Power BI, by using slicers and inputs to parameterize your write-back actions. Pros, Cons and Limitations, also in comparison with other write-back solutions (Power Apps, 3rd party solutions). The session will teach you all of the above through the case of a Comment/Annotation write-back solution, which you after this session will easily be able to build for your own Power BI reports.

We have exciting news!

As we alluded to during our last virtual meetup with Jeroen ter Heerdt, we're doing an in-person meeting in Stockholm the same week as the European Fabric Conference! This means that some people that usually are not physically in Stockholm can join us.

We have one session from Jon Stjernegaard Vöge on moving from Power BI to Fabric and what Fabric means for a Power BI user, and then we are hosting a panel discussion with several speakers from the community on this topic - a better opportunity for asking questions can't be found!

Event agenda:

17:30 - 18:00

• Welcome and mingle

18:00 - 20.30

• From Data Analyst to Analytics Engineer with Microsoft Fabric - Jon Stjernegaard Vöge
• Food and drinks
• Discussion panel on moving from Power BI to Fabric

Come join us on Monday, September 23rd at Zington!

******************************************************************************* Please note: due to the need to figure food and space (there is a maximum number of attendees we can fit) you MUST sign up at the event link here: https://event.zingtongroup.com/swedish-power-bi-and-fabric-user-group-meetupzington *******************************************************************************

Session: With Power Apps we can build custom low-code extensions in Power BI and Microsoft Fabric, making the report experience more interactive for the user.

This session will show you the entire journey from A to Z, of creating three different Power Apps extensions to be embedded in Power BI reports, as well as teach you all the tips & tricks to make the most of the integration.

After this session you will know: - How to build your own Comment Extension for your Power BI reports - How to build a LookUp extension to run dynamic queries against APIs such as OpenAIs ChatGPT\, and return information to your Power BI users - How to build a write-back extension to Dataverse/SQL Database/Fabric Data Warehouse\, which makes data inputted by your users show up LIVE in your report

Speaker: Jon Stjernegaard Vöge \| LinkedIn Jon is a Senior Consultant at Inspari, working with Solution Architecture and delivering Power Platform solutions. He is passionate about Low-code development, and a huge believer in putting data analytics into the hands of the business user.

With Power Apps we can build custom low-code extensions in Power BI and Microsoft Fabric, making the report experience more interactive for the user.

This session will show you the entire journey from A to Z, of creating three different Power Apps extensions to be embedded in Power BI reports, as well as teach you all the tips & tricks to make the most of the integration.

After this session you will know: - How to build your own Comment Extension for your Power BI reports - How to build a LookUp extension to run dynamic queries against APIs such as OpenAIs ChatGPT\, and return information to your Power BI users - How to build a write-back extension to Dataverse/SQL Database/Fabric Data Warehouse\, which makes data inputted by your users show up LIVE in your report

About the speaker:

Jon Vöge

Senior Consultant at Inspari - a valantic company Jon is a Senior Consultant at Inspari, working with Solution Architecture and delivering Power Platform solutions. He is passionate about Low-code development, and a huge believer in putting data analytics into the hands of the business user.

About the event:

• All presented times are Lisbon Time
• Meetup will be hosted in English

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at [email protected]

The final meetup of 2023 will be a set of lightning talks from speakers all over the world.

You can visit the schedule here:

Be aware, the times are in UTC! Timezones are very hard, ask me how I keep learning that...

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The event kicks off at 16:00 UTC, 17:00 GMT+1, order of speakers:

Deepthi Goguri Sarath Sasidharan Koen Verbeeck Roy Menger Javier Villegas Jon Vöge Hugo Kornelis John Miner