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Why Should I Be Interested in the ExecuteQueries Endpoint of PBI REST API?

At the end of last year, one called ExecuteQueries was added to the endpoint portfolio in the Power BI REST API. It is an endpoint that allows you to extract data directly from datasets.

Štěpán Rešl Fabric MVP
Why Should I Be Interested in the ExecuteQueries Endpoint of PBI REST API?

Although it also brings limitations, I think that its advantages outweigh them. So what can it be used for, and why should I be interested?

I was honored to be part of a live stream of the amazing Reid Havens. We discussed this end-point, and I showed some possibilities of its use in combination with Power Automate. The entire recording can be viewed here:

Topics Power Automate REST API Service Data driven

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