Skip to content
Home » Microsoft Azure » Connect Power BI to Azure Blob Storage

Connect Power BI to Azure Blob Storage

Connect Power BI to azure banner
Rate this post

You can get the data from Azure blob storage to Power BI desktop. To connect Power BI with Azure Blob Storage, some prerequisite are required:




Let’s Get Started step by step:

Step-1: Login into the Azure Portal https://portal.azure.com/, make sure you have followed the above mentioned all prerequisites.

Step-2: Open the container there is one csv file, we will get this file data to Power BI Desktop.

blob file
blob file

Step-3: Now you need two more details and these are :- Storage Account name & Access Key. So, follow below steps:-

Go to Home Page > Under Recent resources > Open Azure storage account.

Select Storage Account
Select Storage Account

Step-4: Now click on Access Keys under the Settings Lists, as you can see in below screen.

Access key Storage Account
Access key Storage Account

Step-5: Now noted down Storage account name & key 1 somewhere, we will use both in Power BI at the time get data.





Step-6: Open Power BI file and Click on Get Data > Select Azure Blob Storage > Click on Connect button.

Get Data Azure Blob to Power BI
Get Data Azure Blob to Power BI

Step-7: Now enter your Azure Storage Account name, click on OK button.

Azure Storage name Power Bi
Azure Storage name Power BI

Step-8: Enter Account key & click on Connect button.

Account Key name Power BI
Account Key name Power BI

Step-9: Now you can see your file, then click on Transform data button.

Transform file
Transform file

Step-10: Once you click on transform data button, Power Query editor window will be open and here, you can view the preview of File, click on the combine file button as shown in below screen.

Combine File
Combine File

Step-11: Now you can see the file preview data then click on OK button.

File Preview

File PreviewStep-12: Now you can remove the unnecessary column and close the power query editor window. It might be take few seconds to save the all changes, and you can rename the dataset.

Dataset 1
Dataset 1

Refer more Azure Post: Microsoft Azure Topics




Hope you enjoyed the post. Your valuable feedback, question, or comments about this post are always welcome or you can leave us message on our Contact form , we will revert to you asap.

Loading

Leave a Reply

Discover more from Power BI Docs

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading