Getting Power Bi Embedded URL - powerbi

I want to get the embedded URL of my existing reports. Is there any option to get those URL in a list view?

As per i know, currently there is no api for retrieving all reports.
For more information, you can refer Power BI Api reference.

You can get a list of all reports which have embed code. However you need an extra click to get the embedded code.

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How to call a CRM action from powerbi

Need to call a CRM Custom Action with parameters from Powerbi
Please help me with this.
Thanks in advance!!!!
Power BI is just a data visualization platform, not a replacement for app development.
When you want to do such things like clickable action in each row of PowerBI report list of records - maximum possibility is hyperlink (url). Unfortunately CRM Custom action is not url accessible, but that too you want with paramters. Forget it.
I have other ideas shared in this SO answer, like you can try Power Automate (MS Flow) or custom API to explore by url accessibility.
You can also achieve your requirement with the help of Power Automate.
Steps -
Create new flow with Http Trigger
Invoke flow URL from power BI
Call custom action from flow
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Power BI - generating embed code for a dashboard instead of a report

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.

Webservice to open external program when clicking link in Power BI

as Microsoft Power BI only allows to add hyperlinks of the following types
mailto
News
Telnet
FTP
File
I was thinking, if it could be possible to write a small webservice (ideally under IIS), which redirects an URL to let open a different hyperlink type.
The thing is, that I made a Power BI report, which reads from a Microsoft SQL server instance, which is running behind a propriertary Windows native CRM software.
What I want to achieve is to get back to the software, as soon as e.g. a customer number in the Power BI dashboard is clicked (made clickable using the conditional formatting).
It is already possible to open the dataset using an URL by entering something like:
<applicationname>:OpenAddress?Number=12345 in my Webbrowser.
So as Power BI does not let me add this syntax directly, I thought it could be possible to have a link like http://localhost:8080/OpenAddress?Number=12345 which redirects to the above individual hyperlink type.
Thanks in advance for any ideas.
Regards
Lars
After a while of thinking I solved this issue using some simple lines of Javascript:
let params = new URLSearchParams(location.search);
parameter = params.get('number');
finalurl = "<applicationname>:OpenAddress?number=" + parameter;
window.location.replace(finalurl);

Power BI Embedded Report Picker

I have an embedded site for my users to view a report. I have one master login for Power BI that all customers are routed through.
Authentication and the request are done through a .NET backend using PowerBI.Api.V2. Everything works well when I hardcode a single reportId and embed the fullscreen iframe.
My question is for customers that have multiple reports; Is there a built in report-picker-report that I can embed where the report selection is already handled for me? Or should I work on building an interface after retrieving the list of reports my users can pick from?
No, there are no built-in pickers. Power BI provides an API interface and you must implement these for yourself. Of course, you can build these pickers and make them available for us :)
To get list of workspaces you need to call Get Groups. This will give you a list of user's workspaces. You can show their name property values to the user, but you will need their id (the guid). When you know the id of a workspace, you can list the reports in it by calling Get Reports In Group. The same way you can call Get Dashboards In Group and Get Tiles In Group.

How to Pass a URL Filter to a Power BI Publish to Web Report

I'm trying to pass a URL filter to a published report but am unable to get it to work.
The report:
https://app.powerbi.com/view?r=eyJrIjoiOGExYjhhYmMtZmU0OS00ZGJjLWE3YmUtNTM5MjM1OWIzZTA5IiwidCI6IjUyM...
I've tried using the method here: Passing parameters to Power BI filter programmatically by adding &filter=Table1/ZipKey eq '00001' to the end of the URL but that doesn't work.
It works for this link:
https://app.powerbi.com/groups/me/reports/8d3cbf1e-3d89-46d3-ac1a-b24d0784b125/ReportSection?filter=...
Any ideas? Is this not possible? If not, the end goal is to be able to embed this within another page, is there a different method I could use?
The URL you provided:
The report: https://app.powerbi.com/view?r=eyJrIjoiOGExYjhhYmMtZmU0OS00ZGJjLWE3YmUtNTM5MjM1OWIzZTA5IiwidCI6IjUyM [snip]
is a publish to web report. The query string filter option is not supported for publish to web reports.
If you want to do programmatically filter the report you should use one of our supported developer options:
A) https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/powerbi-developer-integrate-report-load-report-iframe/
B) https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/power-bi-embedded-iframe/
The second link you provided is a URL directly to the www.powerbi.com, where the URL filter syntax is also supported. Based on that option A may be what you're looking for.
You wrote
&filter
.. but the syntax is :
?filter