You have a Power BI workspace named workspace1 that contains three reports and two dataflows. You have an Azure Data Lake Storage account named storage1. You need to integrate workspace1 and storage1. What should you do first?

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B. Delete the dataflows from workspace1. When connecting an existing Power BI workspace to an Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 account for dataflows, any dataflows already present in the workspace cannot be migrated to the new storage location. Therefore, existing dataflows must be deleted from the workspace before the integration can proceed.

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A. In storage1, create a folder named dataflows. While the ADLS Gen2 account will eventually contain a 'powerbi' container and dataflows folder, creating a 'dataflows' folder manually in storage1 is not the first or a required step, as the Power BI service will manage the folder structure.

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C. In storage1, create a folder named reports. Power BI reports are not stored in Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 as part of this specific integration, which is primarily for dataflow storage.

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D. Delete the reports from workspace1. Deleting reports from the workspace is unnecessary when integrating with Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 for dataflow storage, as reports are not impacted by this storage configuration.

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