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powerapps-docs/maker/data-platform/common-issues-resolutions-solution-checker.md

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## Solution checker fails due to missing security roles
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The application user for solution checker requires two security roles assigned in order to provide the necessary privileges to communicate with the Dataverse organization. If either of these roles aren't assigned to the user **'Power Apps Checker'**, attempts to run analysis, download results, and run cancellation will fail. This occurs most often when customers have automation in place that removes security roles from unexpected users. The following security roles contain minimum required permissions:
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The application user for solution checker requires the following security roles assigned in order to provide the necessary privileges to communicate with the Dataverse organization. If any of these roles aren't assigned to the user **'Power Apps Checker Application'**, attempts to run analysis, download results, and run cancellation will fail. This occurs most often when customers have automation in place that removes security roles from unexpected users. The following security roles contain minimum required permissions:
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- Export customizations
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- Solution checker
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- Export Customizations (Solution Checker)
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- Service Writer
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- Solution Checker
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### How to assign missing security roles
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To assign missing security roles to the Power Apps Checker user:
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1. Open your Dataverse organization and navigate to **Settings** > **Security** > **Users**.
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2. Select the **'Power Apps Checker'** user from the list of users.
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3. Select **MANAGE ROLES** on the command bar.
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4. Select **'Export Customizations'** and **'Solution Checker'** role checkboxes, and then select **OK**.
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![Required Security Roles.](media/solution-checker-required-roles.png)
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To assign missing security roles to the Power Apps Checker Application user:
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1. In the Power Platform admin center, navigate to your environment, then to **Users** > **app users list**.
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2. Select the **'Power Apps Checker Application'** user from the list of users.
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3. Select **Edit security roles** on the command bar.
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4. Select checkboxes for the roles listed above, and then select **Save**.
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powerapps-docs/maker/data-platform/fields-overview.md

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title: "Fields overview in Power Apps (contains video) | MicrosoftDocs"
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description: "Learn about columns in Power Apps portal"
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title: Short video tutorial on creating new data columns | MicrosoftDocs
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description: Learn to add new columns with our short video for enhanced data capture in your apps
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Columns define the individual data items that can be used to store information in a table. Create new columns to capture data when existing standard tables don’t have columns that meet your requirements. After you create a new column, be sure to include it on the appropriate forms and views for the table so that they are available in your app.
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powerapps-docs/maker/model-driven-apps/embed-powerbi-report-in-system-form.md

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title: "Embed a Power BI report in a model-driven app main form | MicrosoftDocs"
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description: Learn how to embed a Power BI report in a model-driven app form
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ms.date: 05/06/2024
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- If the form doesn’t show the Power BI report after importing the solution and publishing customizations, open it in the model-driven form editor and save it, so that the form JSON is regenerated.
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- Embedding a Power BI tile on a form is only supported without contextual filtering.
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- Embedding a Power BI report doesn't support cross-tenant references. For example, trying to embed a Power BI report belonging to the Contoso tenant in a model-driven app belonging to the Fabrikam tenant isn't currently supported, even if the report being embedded has been shared with users in the Fabrikam tenant via Power BI.
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- Pinned reports as part of Power BI dashboards aren't meant to be interactive. If you want to have interactive Power BI reports, embed them directly instead of pinning them to a dashboard.
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