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Hi ! It is not necessary to log in to Power BI with the same account as Azure, but it may be useful to do so if you want to take advantage of certain features that require integration between the two services. If you use the same account for both services, you can easily access data sources and services in Azure from Power BI, such as Azure SQL Database, Azure Data Lake Storage, and Azure Analysis Services. This can simplify the process of connecting to and analyzing data in Power BI. Thanks

@@K21Academy Thank you so much for replying! When I was trying to add Power BI to output with managed identity on Azure Stream Analytics, I didn’t see the ‘Authorize’ step or option for authorizing my PBI workspace , therefore I couldn’t see the workspace name on ASA. But with Token User, the loading works fine, (diff account on PBI as well), Input and Queries are fine. So is it a bug for managed identity or I missed anything? Thank you!