D L on 12/12/2019 9:00:14 PM
Power BI
RDL Paginated reports and Publish to Web
Please enable end users to easily share RDL by enabling Publish to Web for paginated reports created with Power BI Report Builder? Since placing an RDL onto the workspace is already restricted to Premium subscribers only, it would be helpful to enable end users to share RDL or paginated reports publicly themselves without needing .NET developer.
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You can publish RDL paginated reports to the service with a Pro license now: Announcing support for paginated reports in Power BI Pro | Microsoft Power BI Blog | Microsoft Power BI
Publish to web is not yet available. Please vote up.
Andre Kovacs on 7/15/2016 12:51:15 AM
Power BI
Enable Alteryx publishing as stantard Power BI queries
Please enable Publish to Power BI to publish the Alteryx Data Source as stantard Power BI queries, so it would be possible to enable the modelling options (new measure, new column, and manage relations).
Power BI Ideas Admin on 7/14/2017 7:48:55 PM
Power BI
Allow publish to web for reports based on streaming datasets
Would be great to be able to Publish to Web reports that are built on Streaming datasets, currently not supported.
Giulia Pinnisi on 6/27/2016 3:57:48 PM
Power BI
Report level filters after publish to web
Add a Filter Pane in reports published to web to let users apply filters to all the pages.
lcd on 2/3/2017 10:55:11 AM
Power BI
Setting the default page in a report published to web
When a multiple pages report is published to web, the code to embed could have a variable to set the page by default
Power BI User on 3/29/2020 1:50:09 AM
Power BI
User SHOULD NOT require to Sign In to view chart published to web...
User SHOULD NOT require to Sign In to view chart published to web! I have powerbi pro (trial w/ full features allegedly claimed by MSFT) and after I publish my chart to the web (my own site, with embed code, when viewed by non-PBI users, they're still asked to sign in! This is a deal-breaker for us as we need an easy way to share our PBI charts on a public web site and I thought PBI would allow that. I can only publish via PBI Service app (not the desktop version as it doesn't have that option for me) and it publishes but I cannot expect my users to have any account or download anything to view the chart. Is this possible? Or does Tableau and Caspio simpler process here? (Making a decision on purchase soon)
Administrator
Power BI publish to web does not require users to sign in to view.
Publish to web from Power BI - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Rachel Maxfield on 6/8/2023 7:27:23 PM
Power BI
Support Single Sign On in Publish to Web Feature to Build Reports with Datamart
Currently, the Publish to Web feature does not support Single Sign On. My reports are built with Datamart, which uses Single Sign On configuration to connect to workbooks in Excel, and, therefore, I cannot Publish to Web. My request is for PowerBI to support Single Sign On so that I can build Reports using Datamart and connect to multiple data sources, and then be able to Publish to Web without my reports failing to load.
Casey on 4/7/2016 2:13:01 AM
Power BI
Add ability to use Power BI Desktop to publish directly to web for embeds
Right now I publish Power BI Desktop files to PowerBI.com. I then open it in PowerBI.com and publish the report to the web and get the URL and embed code. I'd love to be able to publish from Desktop directly to web and get the embed code inside the Desktop app.
Marjina on 2/12/2018 2:30:42 PM
Power BI
Option on published to web report's tiles for exporting to excel
I have embedded Power BI report on sharepoint 2013 On premise site page using Publish to web option. I am unable to find Export Data functionality.
Greg Galloway on 12/2/2015 1:58:05 AM
Power BI
Web.Contents () should support scheduled refresh even with dynamic URL
In order for a Power Query data source to be refreshable via scheduled or on-demand refresh inside the Power BI service, the Web.Contents base URL has to be hardcoded. For example, the following is not allowed: (URL) => Web.Contents(URL) Only the following is allowed: Web.Contents("https://bing.com") (You can pass in dynamic headers or query string parameters.) I propose that you enable Power Query inside the Power BI service to retrieve dynamic base URLs. Please add a setting where I can authorize a particular Power Query data source to grab any URL. This scenario already works inside Power BI Desktop or Excel in that Power Query can retrieve dynamic URLs after the user sets the auth for each dynamic base URL. The current workaround is to pass the URL you want to a hardcoded http://YourSiteHere.com/redirect.aspx?url=http://yourdynamicURL.com But that it not a great workaround.
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Power Query supports dynamic URL refreshes with the Web.Contents function - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerquery-m/web-contents