My Power BI report has two data sources from two different workspaces.
Part 1 of report renders fine, But when I use second semantic model for report from a different workspace. Power Automate fails to render the report.

I have multiple Power Automate Flows in an environment. I would like to find a flow that writes a row to a data verse table. We have multiple flows in the environment more than 100. What is the most efficient way to find the flow?

I have multiple Power Automate Flows in an environment. I would like to find a flow that writes a row to a data verse table. We have multiple flows in the environment more than 100. What is the most efficient way to find the flow?

I have multiple Power Automate Flows in an environment. I would like to find a flow that writes a row to a data verse table. We have multiple flows in the environment more than 100. What is the most efficient way to find the flow?

I have multiple Power Automate Flows in an environment. I would like to find a flow that writes a row to a data verse table. We have multiple flows in the environment more than 100. What is the most efficient way to find the flow?

I have multiple Power Automate Flows in an environment. I would like to find a flow that writes a row to a data verse table. We have multiple flows in the environment more than 100. What is the most efficient way to find the flow?

I have multiple Power Automate Flows in an environment. I would like to find a flow that writes a row to a data verse table. We have multiple flows in the environment more than 100. What is the most efficient way to find the flow?

I have multiple Power Automate Flows in an environment. I would like to find a flow that writes a row to a data verse table. We have multiple flows in the environment more than 100. What is the most efficient way to find the flow?

I’m trying to convert a PDF file to a base64 using the Power Automate flow below.

I work for an insurance company and we are busy with a project at the moment of automating loss runs. Essentially, a loss run is just a report of a claims history. We are looking at the most efficient way of producing these, with as few touch points as possible to prevent any human error. Essentially, the user will enter a policy number or an assured name. Then, based on whether there is any claims history or not, produce a PDF in a specific template.