This makes it very easy to iteratively explore your data, jumping back and forth between filtering in the grid and visualizing with Power BI, until you find the insights you’re looking for. For example, if the view is filtered down to just 15 rows of data, only 15 rows will be visualized through Power BI. This means if you’ve applied any filters to the grid, that filtered data will be used in the Power BI visuals. The data being visualized within this generated report is always based on the data currently in the view’s grid. You can hide the table again by selecting the Hide data table button. If you want to see all the rows of data Power BI is visualizing, select the Show data table button on the top left, which will add a table showing all the data to the bottom of the report. Power BI automatically adds or removes charts to show new visuals.Īlso just like in the other experiences, if you want to personalize a specific visual further to get a specific layout or insight, you can use the Personalize this visual option found on the top right when hovering over a visual. Just select or unselect fields in the Your data pane to adjust the fields that are influencing the generated visuals. Just like in the other quick creation experiences, changing the data you see in the report is easy. The visuals within the report will use some or all of your selected fields and potentially other fields from the table that work well with chosen fields. To get started, in your model-driven Power App or Dynamics 365 app, select the Visualize this view button in the app bar of any grid view.Ī dialog opens with an automatically generated report with a few fields selected for you in the Your data pane on the right. It’s also the latest extension of the quick creation experience that we’ve already shipped within the Power BI service and in SharePoint and Microsoft lists.

This integration is great way to take advantage of the full power of the Power Platform. With a single click, Power BI automatically generates a set of visuals for you to explore and find insights within your data.

We’re very excited to announce a new way to visualize your model-driven Power Apps and Dynamics 365 data stored within Dataverse.

Principle app data visualization