General outline: 

• In Power BI, export the data that you'd like to import into Google Earth.
• Open the file with Excel, remove the last line that contains the applied filters, save that file as a CSV
• Open Google Earth
• Click on File, Import, and select your CSV.
• Walk through the Import Wizard
• Apply a Google Earth template
• View your data in Google Earth.

The following steps are needed to import to import scan data into Google Earth.  The process looks tedious, but it only takes a couple of minutes to complete.

•  Export the data that you'd like to map from Power Bi
  • Go to export, use the filters to get the desired data on your screen, then select the three dot menu in the top right and select export.
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  • Select "Data with with current layout, and click on Export.
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  • Save the file to your computer.
  • Open it with Excel, remove the last line that shows the Applied Filters.
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  • Save the file as a CSV.
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  • Open Google Earth
  • Click on File and select import
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  • Select the CSV that you saved earlier and select Open.
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  • Verify that the Data Import Wizard has the default items selected.  Update if necessary and select Next.
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  • Verify that Latitude and Longitude are selected for their corresponding fields and click on Next.
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  • Update Scanner ID to String and select Finish. 
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  • Google Earth will ask if you'd like to apply a template to the data.  I use one to name the pin drops with the SampleID and apply a green icon.
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  • Select "Create new template" and click OK.
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  • Use the drop down to set SampleID as the name field.
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  • Click on the Color tab.  I prefer to use a single color.
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  • Select the Icon tab and select your preferred icon from the drop down list and click OK.
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  • Name the template and select Save.
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  • Your data should now show. Note: it may show under temporary places.
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  • Clicking on a pin drop will give the scan results.
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