I have got 4 PowerBI reports. Do you know if there is possible to swicht from one report to the other 3 reports with for example an hyperlink?
Thank you for your answer.
Have you looked at dashboards?
If you actually want a hyperlink instead, on the ribbon click Insert -> Textbox. Paste the url of your report in there and ensure you click the hyperlink button to turn it into a link.
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I have a Power BI embedded report, embedded in my web app.
While the report is working as expected I find that I need to click on a widget within the report before being able to click on the items within the widget.
So for example I have a slicer containing a list of names. When I first click on the slicer, it selects the slicer but does not drop down the list of names, the next click allows me to see the list of names.
Is there anything I can do to change this behaviour, such that the first click on the slicer shows the list of names available.
It seems this is caused by me requesting the report in mobile view. Switching to desktop view stop the second click issue.
I had chosen mobile view, as this view allowed the UI to switch between views (landscape/portrait) dynamically without having to reload the report. In desktop view if the user resizes the browser page, the report shrinks shrinks rather than switch between views.
How can I redirect a certain click onto the powerbi visualizations to a certain web page, let say I want to redirect a embedded report click onto a certain webpage how can I do that, does this kind of visualization possible in Powerbi if yes then How??
At the moment, this is not supported in Power BI.
The only types of links available right now are Back and Bookmark.
There's a feature request for that in the Power BI Ideas site, which you can vote for.
I know this is an old thread, but if you are using Power BI Embedded reports, you can use the PowerBI-Javascript to catch events from the tiles or reports and do some action like redirecting the user to a specific link.
var element = document.getElementById('reportContainer');
var report = powerbi.get(element);
report.on('dataSelected', function(event)
{
console.log(event.detail.dataPoints[0].identity[0].equals);
});
Not sure if this was available at the time, but my solution to this was creating a button that overlays the visualization. You can set the button background to transparent, then assign a fill for "hover" so that it's obvious that it's clickable. Then just set the web address as the action for the button.
I am new to Oracle APEX 5 and I am looking for a link or tutorial to achieve below.
Create a custom report with a parameter (date).
Go to shared components > report queries (add your sql statement with parameter. Test report with Bind Variables and works fine)
Under manage instance settings I have done the required configurations to print report in PDF
Go to share components > reports layouts (add rtf layout)
Add an item (date picker) on a page so that user can select a date.
Go to page and add date picker as an item. It works fine
Pass the date selected as a parameter to the custom report and generate output in PDF.
Under report query > session state, I have enabled include application and session information. There I selected the item I created on my page. The item name is the same name as the parameter name in my SQL script.
On my page I have also include a button that will trigger the report. The button is linked to the report by the URL.
This part fails and I am unable to get a report based on the date I selected in the date picker item.
I have done numerous research but could not find a single place where they explain how to proceed.
Any explanation, link or tutorial would be greatly appreciated.
For instance your page item which stores the date parameter is P9_DATE, you have to pass the page item P9_DATE as a parameter to redirect URL on button click as https://example.com/apex/f?P=&APP_ID.:0:&SESSION.:PRINT_REPORT=<REPORT_NAME>:::P9_DATE:&P9_DATE.
In Toad for Oracle 12.7.1.11, every time I open a synonym in Schema Browser with the Script tab selected, I see the same annoying popup, with this text:
To extract audit options, you must either have SELECT privilege on DBA_OBJ_AUDIT_OPTS or log into the schema that you are extracting.
Could someone kindly tell me how to get rid of it? (Note: I don't seem to get the popup when I open the table the synonym is for with a different DB user.)
I posted this question on the Toad for Oracle forum (
http://www.toadworld.com/products/toad-for-oracle/) and got the correct answer back! For those interested:
Click the first button in the script tab. In the dialog that appears, uncheck "Audit Statements".
I created some very nifty Power View reports in excel, however I would like to view the reports from sharepoint without opening excel first (as if the power view was created entirely from sharepoint without Excel).
The most valable solution I could think of was to start over with new reports in Sharepoint and recreate the whole thing in browser. I do hope there is a better way to achieve this.
Is there a solution to extract the power view reports and publish them to Sharepoint? Any help is appreciated!
If it matters, I am site administrator for the sharepoint environment.
This is the result I would like to have:
This is from the bi demo script at https://www.microsoftofficedemos.com/
To publish the Power View Report to SharePoint.
In Excel, on the File tab, click Save As.
In the Save As window, under Places, click SharePoint, and then click Browse.
In the Save As dialog, click Browser View Options.
In Browser View Options, click Sheets in drop down.
In list of sheets, click the sheet that contains your Power View report, and then click OK.
In Save As dialog, navigate to the Reports Gallery, if not selected by default.
Click Save to upload the workbook from Excel to SharePoint report gallery.
EDIT: Unfortunately you can't extract the power view per this info, office.microsoft.com/en-in/excel-help/…. There's a suggestion on Connect that you can vote on to add this feature in future versions