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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.ħ. To start from scratch, select New > Instant cloud flow:Ħ. 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.Ĥ. Select More options (.) > Edit to configure the button:ģ. With the flow selected, add any data fields to the Power Automate Data region, to be used as dynamic inputs to the flow.Ģ. After you’ve reviewed the instructions, resize the button and place it where you’d like on the report. Scroll, resize the visual, or select the Focus mode icon to see all the instructions.ģ. It automatically gets added to your current report page, with getting started instructions.Ģ. When it’s successfully imported, you see the Power Automate icon in the Visualization pane. In AppSource, search for Power Automate > Add. In the Visualizations pane select More options (.) > Get more visuals.Ģ. You need to download it to every report you want to use it in. To get started, you download the visual from AppSource and import it to your Power BI report. Furthermore, the flow can be data contextual, meaning that the flow inputs can be dynamic, based on the filters the end-users set. When you create a Power Automate visual in a Power BI report, your end-users can run an automated flow, just by clicking a button in your report.