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anand865
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How to created Analyze your Teams data report in power bi teams ?

Hello,

Can anyone let me know how to create a report of by using Analyze your Teams data report in the teams >power bi>Create>Analyze your Teams data report.

It gives me the error2023-06-08_14h23_35.png

Does anyone have any idea

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anand865
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Hello,

Tried the same way as you have mentioned above. Its still giving the same error. Can you please suggest anything else. 

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Hi @anand865 ,

According to the info retrieved from back end, it caused by when the Power BI model is assigned to a different capacity than the published blob as I referred in my previous post. Could you please check and verify it? You can find the details in the back-end event text:

EnsureModelInGen2CapacityAsync: The model id 1651349 is on a SharedOnPremium capacity. DLP scenarios are currently not allowed on SharedOnPremium capacity. CapacityObjectId: DAB7F82A-1681-4F1B-B5C6-C0EF8349A68E
ModelOperationFailedDueToInvalidCapacityException: Model CapacityObjectId mismatch, publishing failed. Model is assigned to a different capacity than published blob. Possibly, capacity was changed during the upload. Model-1651349, moniker: sobe_wowvirtualserver|e42109c7-99f7-42ca-ad6b-9a6d372c237c, assigned capacity(AS):DAB7F82A-1681-4F1B-B5C6-C0EF8349A68E, actual capacity(AN):SHARED

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Community Support Team _ Rena
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v-yiruan-msft
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Hi @anand865 ,

You can refer the following official documentation to get it:

Analyze Teams usage in the Power BI app for Teams - Power BI | Microsoft Learn

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According to the information you provided, we searched it by backend. It may be caused by when the Power BI model is assigned to a different capacity than the published blob. To resolve this issue, you can try the following steps:

  • Check the capacity settings for the workspace where the report is published.
  • Make sure that the capacity is set to the same one as the one where the model was created.
  • If the capacity settings are correct, try republishing the report.

Could you please check and confirm the above info?  If the problem still can't be resolved, could you please explain which operations you have done before you got the error? Thank you.

Best Regards

Community Support Team _ Rena
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anand865
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Activity ID: c6cf82dc-1348-40a5-8dbd-71e04d3ee29a
Request ID: f2c87c1d-7b3c-1924-9fb8-a76b5c0ef6fd
Correlation ID: 4e0e0929-94e1-45dc-aa01-1a4895f73968
Status code: 400
Time: Thu Jun 08 2023 14:24:22 GMT+0530 (India Standard Time)
Service version: 13.0.20819.75
Client version: 2305.5.14128-train
Cluster URI: https://wabi-north-europe-c-primary-redirect.analysis.windows.net/

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