Power BI Guy’s Blog

How to Refresh a Power BI Semantic Model from SharePoint Using a Fabric Workspace Identity

One of the questions I recently received was whether it’s possible to refresh a semantic model connected to a SharePoint site without using a personal account, stored credentials, or a traditional Service Principal. The answer is: Yes. With Microsoft Fabric Workspace Identity, you can authenticate directly against SharePoint using an automatically managed service principal. Combined…

How to extract data from the Fabric Metrics App – Part 2

In this mini series I’m walking you through how to extract data from the Fabric Metrics App to, for example, create a monthly chargeback report based on it. In my last blog post, I showed how to trace the required DAX Statement. In the second part, I will show how we can use Microsoft Fabric…

How to extract data from the Fabric Metrics App – Part 1

In recent discussions with my customers about Microsoft Fabric, the questions pops up how to create an internal and fair charge-back mechanism. There are different possibilities, from user-based, item-based, or usage-based scenarios, which you can leverage. From my point of view, the usage-based model would be the fairest one. In such a scenario, creators of…

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