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Identity and MFA FAQs for admins
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An Introduction to Multi-Factor Authentication & Single Sign-On
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OneAdvanced Single Sign-on login process when using email for authentication
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How To - Add Microsoft Stream Videos to a Desk
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- Data Share – How to Connect Microsoft Power BI to OneAdvanced Data Platform
Data Share – How to Connect Microsoft Power BI to OneAdvanced Data Platform
The following document describes the steps required to connect Power BI to OneAdvanced Data Platform. This applies to both the Data Share and Bring Your Own BI services.
- After launching Power BI, Click Data then More…
- Use the search field to locate Snowflake
- Double-click the Snowflake icon.
- Enter the Server URL provided to you separately and the Warehouse as below then click OK
- Click Microsoft Account then Sign in
- On the next screen, pick the signed-in account associated with Snowflake.
- On the next screen, click Connect
- When the data navigator is displayed you will be presented with the relevant tables available. Normal Power BI data load, import or transformation processes can be followed from this point.