Power BI does not natively support SQLite as a data source. Power BI primarily connects to various data sources like SQL Server, Excel, SharePoint, Azure, and other cloud-based services. However, there are some workarounds to use SQLite data with Power BI:

1. Using ODBC Driver: One way to connect SQLite with Power BI is by using an ODBC (Open Database Connectivity) driver for SQLite. You can install an ODBC driver for SQLite on your computer and then use the “ODBC” connector in Power BI to connect to your SQLite database.

2. Using Power Query: Power Query is a powerful ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) tool integrated into Power BI. If you have the data from your SQLite database exported to a compatible format (e.g., CSV, Excel, or text file), you can use Power Query to import the data into Power BI and create visualizations.

3. Using Third-Party Connectors: There might be third-party connectors or custom extensions available in the Power BI marketplace that allow you to connect to SQLite databases directly. Make sure to check the Power BI marketplace for any relevant connectors.