From the Microsoft Power Platform blogs: Language detection in Power BI; Yahtzee in Power Apps; Power Pages account switcher; Agents in model-driven apps

In this review of the Microsoft Power Platform blogs:

• Enhance Power BI reports with automatic language detection using Python
• Have you played Yahtzee? In Power Apps
• Power Pages: account switcher
• Enhance Power BI reports with automatic language detection using Python

Enhance Power BI reports with automatic language detection using Python

Writing on the Inogic blog, Sam Kumar explored how to deliver content in different languages. He noted that whether you’re gathering feedback, tracking leads, or checking support tickets, knowing the language of your data helps improve automation, routing, and customer experience.

Kumar wrote that Power BI doesn’t have a built-in feature to detect language, but you can do it using Python scripting.

In his blog post, Kumar explained how to set up automatic language detection in Power BI using Python without using any external tools. He walked you through a real-life example to show you how it works.

Have you played Yahtzee? In Power Apps

On his blog, Hardit Bhatia wrote that he had always been curious about rebuilding the apps and games he uses every day with Power Apps. Although Bhatia’s not quite sure why, he stated that maybe it’s because he enjoys pushing the platform to its limits by trying to create complex logic. Or maybe he stated that he just wants to show that even though it’s a low-code tool, it’s still powerful and not something to take lightly.