Which aspect of Power BI is limited when utilizing CDS audit logs?

The limitation of retrieving only certain types of data when utilizing Common Data Service (CDS) audit logs in Power BI arises from the fact that audit logs are designed specifically to track changes in data rather than to serve as a comprehensive data source for analysis. Audit logs typically provide information on record-level changes, such as who made changes and what data was modified, but they may not encompass all records or include detailed information that might be necessary for more extensive reporting and analysis.

When working with CDS audit logs, users can find that the scope of retrievable information is constrained; only certain data types reflecting user actions are available. This fundamental characteristic of audit logs means that while one can extract important change tracking data, other related data detrimental to constructing a full analysis may be missing. Thus, organizations may need to complement audit log information with other data sources to gain a complete understanding of their activities within the Power Platform ecosystem.