The button text indicates that the flow has been triggered. To test the flow in edit mode of the report, select Back to report, then press Ctrl while you select the button to run the flow. If your flow is data contextual, you'll want to test how the filter selections in the report impact the flow outcome. You can't run these flows in a Power Automate web app or elsewhere. These Power BI flows can only run in the context of a Power BI report. These options along with other settings are available in the Format pane:Īfter you've applied a flow to the button, we recommend testing it before you share the flow with others. Optionally, you can change the button text, font color, font size, or fill color of the button. To attach the flow you’ve created to your button. Here's the Details page for a saved flow: Select the arrow button to go to the Details page of the flow you just created: Based on the end-user’s selection, Region could have multiple values or just one.Īfter you’ve configured your flow logic, you can name the flow and select Save. This example uses the Region data field to create an item in a SharePoint list. Optionally, you can reference the data field(s) as dynamic content if you want the flow to be data contextual. Here, you can choose a subsequent action or specify a Control if you want to specify additional logic to determine the subsequent action. To start from scratch, select New > Instant cloud flow: You can start from scratch or start with one of the built-in templates as an example. In the edit mode of the visual, you either select an existing flow to apply to the button, or create a new flow to be applied to the button.
Select More options (.) > Edit to configure the button:
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