Dataflows Invalid credentials

[Pasang]

Hi all

In the Power Apps I wanted to try out the Dataflow with the video guide https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8d8xVOqlxbU

Unfortunately I always get the error message "Invalid credentials". I tried every kind of settings within this menu as well as different data source (Sharepoint, etc.). I have a E5 Developer license and full admin access. I couldn't find any solution for my problem.

Do I need another kind of license? Or are there any settings in the admin center?

thanks in advance for your advice's.

[v-xiaochen-msft]

Hi @Pasang ,

Please check the image.

If you want to create dataflows in the Microsoft Power Platform environment a Power Apps (per-user or per-app) license is required.

Best Regards,
Wearsky
If my post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help others. Thanks.

[Pasang]

Hello @v-xiaochen-msft 

thank you very much for the reply. Of course you are right about the license. I have a trial per user plan (picture below). Unfortunately I have still the same issue, maybe the "trial" is the problem, I don't know. I have assigned the license to the admin user and checked if every kind of license is activated.

So maybe there is a license problem in the background. I noticed that I can't connect to a onedrive business folder as well with Dataflows. I thought with the E5 Developer license I have access to onedrive Business.

Please let me know if you have further ideas.

Thanks.

[marccontrtact]

I've just spent an hour fighting this same problem

So for those of us who don't like cookies from all over. The office/powersuite/microsoft uses a ton of 3rd party cookies between it's various parts.

I enabled cookies from these sources and this functionality then can actually work. Otherwise it can only push the files from local to your onedrive but can't load/access to read from onedrive. So that's kind of messed up in it's own way. But the below allow it to actually function.

general

[*.]powerapps.com
[*.]sharepoint.com
[*.]powerquery.microsoft.com
[*.]office.com

very specific to this problem

make.powerapps.com
webshell.suite.office.com
us.prod.powerquery.microsoft.com
[*.]sharepoint.com   << This one is specific to your tenant/user name.

[Anonymous]

I was getting this error and tried some of the ideas above with no change... 

I had been trying to connect to a dataverse instance.

Embarrassingly I realised that instead of just entering the domain of the source I was also including the https:// when copying. This still allowed me to enter the value and then even "Sign in". However when I hit Next I got the Invalid credentials error.

I just thought I'd share my embarrassment and hopefully save someone else some time. 

[assuncaomateus]

Thanks Paul.

[Krishna09]

Hello All,

I have full valid license to work with dataverse. But I still receive same error. Can anyone please look at my error and help to solve it?

[EricFai]

Removing the "https://" from the "environment domain" name solved my problem, thank you so much!

[NathanDG]

Thank you!

[send2mark]

Too bad this person is anonymous for the credit. It worked like a charm for me. I just had to remove the last / along with what was suggested.