How to connect Azure SQL database from PowerBI Desktop


1.       Please check Azure portal to get the Server and Database name based on the database connection strings shown below.




2.       Open Power BI Desktop
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3.  Select getdata and search for azure and from the list select azure sqldatabase  and click Connect


4.       Provide the Server nameand database name collected from azure portal





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