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All forum topics Previous Topic Next Topic Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Mute Subscribe to RSS Feed Permalink Print Report Inappropriate Content ‎02-22-2017 03:12 AM Hello. I think I might be losing the plot.I have an Office 365 account and Power BI pro. This was my starting point and arranged by the company so I know little about the free options.I'm forever showing it to others and explaining how good Power BI it is.People ask me if they can use it and I've been saying that you can use the Power BI Desktop but would need an Office 365 account to use the Power BI Service to publish and access the data on the web. But is this actually true.I've been reading further and it sounds like the service may be available to non office 365 people too. But I cannot find anything definative explaining this.I've had similar issues understanding the Power BI pro versioning too though this is down to my understanding of Office 365 licensing, E3, E5 tenants etc - not something I deal with.Basically I know someone who is really keen to use Power BI but doesn't have Office 365. Can they use it? No need to get bogged down in which features are available in this thread - just can they write a basic report in the Desktop version and publish to the Power BI Service for access online? Message 1 of 21 65,502 Views 2 ACCEPTED SOLUTIONS Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Mute Subscribe to RSS Feed Permalink Print Report Inappropriate Content ‎07-06-2017 08:22 AM All – to answer this question, we need to get very crisp on terminology.There are accounts (e.g. [email protected]) and then there are licenses which are assigned to those accounts (e.g. Power BI Free, Power BI Pro, Office 365 E3).To sign into the Power BI service, regardless of whether you’re a free or Pro user, your users need an Azure AD (AAD) account. This is commonly mis-referred to as an “O365 account,” in part because the Office 365 admin portal can be used to create additional AAD accounts. Administrators within a

Your general Microsoft account page.On the left pane, choose Your Info.In the Account Info section, choose Edit account info.On the Manage how you sign in to Microsoft page, either:Add an email account and choose Make primary.Select Make primary next to an existing email account to make it the primary email account.The new primary email account is now associated with your developer program membership. Does the Microsoft 365 E5 developer subscription include the same capabilities that the regular Microsoft 365 E5 subscription includes? The Microsoft 365 E5 developer subscription has the same licensing and capabilities that a regular Microsoft 365 E5 subscription includes except that in Exchange Online, inbound connectors for mailflow are not supported, and you cannot purchase additional services via your tenant admin account. Any additional services (like Azure) must be purchased using your personal/enterprise account (for example, {myusername}@{myorg}.com rather than admin@{mytestdomain}.onmicrosoft.com), and then moved into the subscription. What's included in the developer subscription? The Microsoft 365 E5 Developer subscription includes the following:Avatars for TeamsImmersive spaces in TeamsMicrosoft Entra ID P1Microsoft Entra ID P2Azure Advanced Threat ProtectionAzure Information Protection Premium P1Azure Information Protection Premium P2Customer LockboxExchange Online (Plan 2)Flow for Office 365Information Protection for Office 365 - PremiumInformation Protection for Office 365 - StandardMicrosoft Entra RightsMicrosoft Azure Multi-Factor AuthenticationMicrosoft Cloud App SecurityMicrosoft Forms (Plan E5)Microsoft IntuneMicrosoft MyAnalytics (Full)Microsoft PlannerMicrosoft StaffHubMicrosoft Stream for O365 E5 SKUMicrosoft TeamsMobile Device Management for Office 365Microsoft Purview eDiscovery (Premium)Office 365 Advanced Security ManagementOffice 365 Advanced Threat Protection (Plan 1)Office 365 Advanced Threat Protection (Plan 2)Office 365 Privileged Access ManagementOffice 365 ProPlusOffice OnlinePhone SystemPower BI ProPowerApps for Office 365 Plan 3SharePoint Online (Plan 2)Skype for Business Online (Plan 2)SwayTo-Do (Plan 3)Whiteboard (Plan 3)Yammer Enterprise What Power Automate capabilities are included in the developer subscription? Limited Power Automate use rights are included with select Office 365 licenses to allow users to customize and extend Office 365 for personal productivity scenarios. For enterprise scenarios, Microsoft recommends standalone licenses.Microsoft 365 licenses include the following Power Automate capabilities:Create and run automated, scheduled, and button flows.Access to standard connectors.2,000 Power Platform requests/day. 10,000 requests/day during the transition period.The following Power Automate capabilities aren't included:Access to premium connectors, except in Dataverse for Teams environments. For details, see Dataverse capabilities.Business process flows.Custom connectors.On-premises gateways.Robotic Process Automation.AI Builder capacity. What Power BI capabilities are included in the developer subscription? The Microsoft 365 E5 developer subscriptions includes a Power BI Pro license. It does not include Power BI Premium. How can I get a new subscription? If you're a qualified program member, you're entitled to one Microsoft 365 developer subscription associated with your developer program account. If you want to get a new subscription, delete your account and set up a new one. Note that you can only get a new subscription after you've had your current subscription for more than 60 days. Why can't I sign in to my Developer Program dashboard? We require members of the Microsoft 365 Developer Program to adhere to the Terms and conditions. In some instances, we may

Do you want to know about People Picker in Power Apps?Well, in this Power Apps tutorial, I will show you how to create a People Picker in Power Apps? and also we will discuss everything related to Power Apps People Picker like:Create People Picker in Power Apps using Combo BoxHow to Create a People Picker in Power Apps Manually using the SharePoint listAlso, by taking some simple scenarios, I will show you how to work with PowerApps people picker.Power Apps Combobox Office 365 UsersPeople Picker in Power AppsConclusionPower Apps Combobox Office 365 UsersUsually, we use the Power Apps by connecting the SharePoint Data Source when working with them.To display a Person field from the SharePoint list, we integrate a people picker column into the list and utilize it in our Power Apps Combo box, Form, Gallery control, and other components.Therefore, we won’t be using any SharePoint data sources when we talk about people picker control in this Power Apps tutorial. We’ll use the Office 365 Users Data source connector to accomplish this.The steps listed below must be followed to create the Power Apps Person field:1. Sign in to Power Apps with valid Microsoft credentials.2. Create a Blank Canvas app [+ Create -> Blank app -> Click Create under the Blank canvas app].3. Provide the App name and choose any Format [Tablet/Phone]. Click on Create.4. To connect the Office 365 Users connector, go to the Data tab -> + Add data -> Search Office 365 Users -> Select Office 365 Users

Skip to main content This browser is no longer supported. Upgrade to Microsoft Edge to take advantage of the latest features, security updates, and technical support. Sign up for Power BI with a new Microsoft 365 trial Article08/27/2024 In this article -->This article describes an alternative way to sign up for the Power BI service if you don't already have a work or school email account and don't already have an account that works with Microsoft 365.You're unable to sign up for Power BI with your personal email address. You can still try out Power BI and Fabric with either an Office 365 or a Microsoft 365 trial. During the sign-up process, you create an "onmicrosoft" email work account. Use that new work account to sign up for the Power BI service and get a Fabric free or Power BI Pro license. Continue to use that work account even after you cancel your Office 365 or Microsoft 365 trial.NoteYou must use a credit or debit card when you sign up for the Microsoft 365 free trial. At the end of your free trial period, your trial subscription is automatically converted to a paid subscription. Your card isn't billed until the trial period ends. If you don't want to be charged, cancel your trial before you reach 30 days.Sign up for a Microsoft 365 or an Office 365 trialThere are many trials available on the Microsoft 365 site at any time. Look for the Try free for one month buttons.To follow along, sign up for an Office 365 E5 trial on the Microsoft 365 web site. If you don't already have an account, Microsoft walks you through the steps to create a new onmicrosoft work account.On the Office 365 E5 option, select Try for free.Follow the prompts to set up your trial. Enter a non-work and non-school email address, and select Next > Set up account.After completing the sign-up process, Microsoft displays your new user name and domain, for example, [email protected]. Create a password, and then select Next.You created a new onmicrosoft.com business account and started a free trial of Office 365. Your trial includes Power BI Pro.A different way to try Power BI is to sign up for a trial of Microsoft 365. During the sign-up process, create an onmicrosoft.com account. Use the onmicrosoft.com account to sign up for a trial of the Power BI service as an individual.Important considerationsIf you have any issues when you sign in with the new account credentials, try using a private browser session.When you use this sign-up method, you create a new organizational tenant, and you become the User and Billing administrator of the tenant. For more information, see What is Power BI administration.

Hello all, first a microsoft agent told me to open the request here ( Hello all, I currently try to find out what some of the apps in the Office 365 E3 Plan do and which impact they will have for users when an administrator assign them. For some of the apps its hard to find something good via google or bing and I need help. Can you help me to explain the missing Apps and what they do and the most important thing: which impact have the licence for the user ? I need help with the following Apps: Active Directory-Rights for Microsoft Azure Common Data Service Microsoft Azure Active Directory Premium Microsoft Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Office for the Web Universal Print Mobile device management for Office 365 Microsoft Defender for Endpoints plan 1 Microsoft Intune A Direct For all the other Apps below I found already articles and guides online. Just need help with the above. Active Directory-Rechte für Microsoft Azure Common Data Service für Teams Exchange Online (Plan 2) Information Protection für Office 365 - Standard Microsoft 365 Apps for Enterprise Microsoft Bookings Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps Discovery Micorsoft Forms (Plan E3) Microsoft Kaizala Pro Microsoft Planner Microsoft Search Microsoft StaffHub Microsoft Stream for Office 365 E3 Microsoft Teams Microsoft 365 Lighthouse (Plan 1) Microsoft 365 Lighthouse (Plan 2) MyAnalytics Insights Nucleus Power Apps für Office 365 Power Automate for Office 365 Power Virutal Agents for Office 365 Project for Office (Plan E3) SharePoint (Plan 2) Skype for Business Online (Plan 2) Sway To-Do (Plan 2) Viva Learning Seeded Whiteboard (Plan 2) Windows Update for Business Deployment Service Windows 10 Enterprise Yammer Enterprise