The new Power BI Copilot Narrative visual in Microsoft Fabric gives you the power to build Azure OpenAI prompts into your Power BI reports to query Large Language Models for insights about your data. Report builders can test and design prompts that can be rerun against data as new data is added and existing data is filtered by the users. The Narrative visual works as a SaaS product, you just drag it into Power BI and start testing text prompts. No coding required! Add descriptions for geographic locations, compare data in the reports, and re-run everything as you drill into the data. If you have access to the Fabric Power BI Copilot you can try out this visual yourself with your own data, or recreate this video that uses 220M rows with the new Power BI Direct Lake connector by installing the demo solution in this Git Repo: https://github.com/isinghrana/fabric-... .
00:00 - Intro
00:43 - About Power BI Copilot for Fabric
01:34 - Recreate the Demo using a Git Repo
02:00 - Getting Started with Copilot Narrative Visual
02:35 - Simple Summary prompt
03:22 - Prompt for history of a geographical area
03:58 - Prompt to compare demographics with URLs for citations
04:54 - Prompt for tourist info about cities in data
05:29 - Re-run prompt as you filter data for new context
06:30 - Summary and Outro