I have a embed Power Bi on my Aspnet app, I use the JavaScript Api to embed the Power Bi to my view.
In my Power Bi I have 4 reports. I need apply a rule to show for some users all 4 reports, and the others show only 1 or 2.
The question is, is there any way to hide the tab so the user can't click? I tried some ways, looking at the Microsoft documentation, but without success.
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Yes, You can hide the tab in your embedded report by updating the setting and using navContentPaneEnabled. Please find the below code snippet:
Create new settings:
const newSettings = {
navContentPaneEnabled: false
};
Update new Settings:
await report.updateSettings(newSettings);
Please find the reference here: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Developer/How-to-Hide-Power-BI-iFrame-Embedded-Report-Tabs/m-p/121541
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Has anyone tried a multi page filter and export each page on the Power BI Report to PNG or Power Point?
Example:
First page is a filter of Users Account. If I choose my account, it will reflect the filter on all other pages.
Now the output that we are trying to make is a automation with a button that will export all the pages of each Power bi pages with all the filters that user selected from the App.
These are the workarounds that me and my team are working at. We use Power Automate in Power BI and create button that will trigger a Power Automate Flow. The current issue is we cannot call multiple bookmarks and page in the same row function. That is the reason why I tried to fetch the pages and bookmark per function. Also, the filters in app from power bi from the users will not affect the PNG's and will only export the default pages from the report
Another work around is setting up a Power Point with all the pages ready with the add ins live and link of each pages from Power BI Service. With these way, we are able to create a export function and the Row Level Security will still handle the security. However, this has the same issue of not reflecting the user's selection from the multi sync filter per page.
I can't figure out how to generate an embed code for a Power BI Dashboard - see picture of dashboard below. There is a "more options" on the dashboard, but no actual way to get an embed code in order to embed on a public website. I have this in report form (it's just the map, so only a one-page report) and I can generate an embed code for the report.
If I click on the dashboard itself, it just takes me back to the report, and any embed code I generate there just embeds the report, which annoyingly is not centered and includes the Power BI menu at the bottom:
Am I missing something here? Where is the option to get an embed code for a dashboard?
The Publish to Web option in Power BI is for reports only, not for dashboards or Apps. Any other embedding for a publicly accessible object must use the custom app approach, with the relevant Premium or Embedded Service.
I've recently published a specific PowerBI report and despite creating a 'Phone' View on PowerBI Desktop this didn't show up in the final embed code.
I've looked into PowerBI Embedded Playground and managed to generate the relevant access tokens and even try it out, but still couldn't figure out how to modify the code in such a way to generate a mobile view.
The questions and answers below somehow didn't give me the insight I needed, still somehow need some additional work:
Mobile view is not being shown for embedded powerbi report
Create Report in Embed View via PowerBI API
Power BI RS web embedding in mobile web browser
What do I need to do to get started? Which documentation do I need to look into exactly? I need to embed this report in a Sharepoint 2010 Page and I need it to be mobile responsive on page load and not via a seperate link.
This isn't related to the access token in any way. It is generated before configuring the embedding process. To embed the report in phone view, you must specify MobilePortrait layout type in the embed configuration, i.e. something like this:
var config = {
.....
settings: {
filterPaneEnabled: true,
navContentPaneEnabled: true,
layoutType: models.LayoutType.MobilePortrait <-- THIS ONE
}
};
If you omit layoutType, it will be shown in the landscape view (i.e. like in the desktop). For more information about the configuration see Embed Configuration Details, and for embedding in general you should start from Embedding Basics.
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 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