Fix Power Apps Visual Not Displaying Data in Power BI
Question details
Users need to resolve an issue where an embedded Power Apps visual in Power BI fails to display data or create a gallery.

- Product
- Microsoft Power BI / Power Apps
- Device & OS
- not provided
- Scenario
- Embedding and configuring a Power Apps visual within a Power BI report to interact with specific datasets.
- Observed behavior
- The Power Apps visual opens but does not display the selected data, fails to create a gallery, or displays a message stating that no data was found.
Ensure you have the necessary edit permissions for both the Power BI report and the embedded Power App, and verify that your internet connection is stable before refreshing data sources.
Verify Data Connections and Gallery Configuration
Use this solution to ensure that data is correctly passing from Power BI to Power Apps and that the app has the right permissions to display it.
The most common reason for missing data in a Power Apps visual is a misconfigured data connection or incorrect gallery formulas. Power Apps needs to correctly interpret the PowerBIIntegration object to display the fields passed from your report.
In Power BI Desktop or Service, select the Power Apps visual. In the Visualizations pane, ensure that all the required data fields are actively added to the 'PowerApps Data' bucket.
Ensure that the user viewing the report has the appropriate read/write permissions for the underlying data source (e.g., SharePoint, SQL Server) that the Power App connects to.
Open the app in Power Apps Studio. Select your gallery and check the 'Items' property in the formula bar. It should reference the integration object, typically formatted as 'PowerBIIntegration.Data'.
Inside Power Apps Studio, open the Data panel on the left sidebar. Locate your data sources, click the three dots (ellipses) next to them, and select 'Refresh' to re-establish the connection.

Seek App-Specific Help from Microsoft Community
If basic configuration checks do not resolve the issue, consult Power Apps specialists for complex or bug-related data connection problems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why does my Power Apps visual endlessly say 'Getting your data'?
This usually indicates a timeout or blocked connection. Check if your browser is blocking third-party cookies, or verify if the underlying data source requires premium licensing that the current user does not have.
Can I use any data source with the Power BI integration in Power Apps?
While many data sources are supported, the specific data source must be accessible by both Power BI and Power Apps. Ensure proper gateway configurations are set up if you are using on-premises data.
How do I pass multiple fields from Power BI to Power Apps?
Drag and drop all the required fields into the 'PowerApps Data' field bucket in the Power BI Visualizations pane. The app will then receive these fields via the PowerBIIntegration object.
Does WPS Office integrate with Power BI?
WPS Office provides robust spreadsheet and data analysis tools independently, but it does not natively integrate with Microsoft Power BI or Power Apps visuals. It serves as an excellent standalone alternative for standard data reporting and charting.




