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ReportLevelFilters is not working using PowerAutomate
I can't make this filter function work in Power Automate. It works well using Service URL String but when applied to Power Automate Export to File for Power BI Reports - Report Level Filters, it never worked! Spent 3 days already still no resolution.
I have applied any possible filters in the ReportLevelFilters parameters, still the generated ouput is the default view/visual room.
- LaurenNick2 years agoFrequent Visitor
Can you post a snip of what you care currently doing?
- arnemenzo2 years agoFrequent Visitor
LaurenNick
Can you spot where the problem is?
Table Name: Main - Rejected VIM Invoices
Column Name: Market Area
Exporting PNG Image: Already enabled at Tenant Level
My PBI Workspace Access: Contributor Role
This is just a sample but the actual case would use a dynamic filter (i.e. Country Name) which expects to generate around 100 different snapshot images per country. For illustration purposes, I'm using Market Area.- LaurenNick2 years agoFrequent Visitor
Report Level Filter Sample 3 looks close but try adding a _x0020_ between Market and Area.
I think I ended up creating duplicate columns in my data that didn't have the spaces as this was driving my bonkers
- Anonymous2 years agoNot applicable
- arnemenzo2 years agoFrequent Visitor
Thank you Anonymous! Yes, indeed this is a best solution if the we're dealing with few sets of value filters. But with my case, I'm dealing for over 100 different sets of value filter. Plus, the values are dynamic (like the next day, new category is added). Report Level Filter must be the best option in this case. The thing is, I can't make it work
Can you spot where the problem is?
Table Name: Main - Rejected VIM Invoices
Column Name: Market Area
Exporting PNG Image: Already enabled at Tenant Level
My PBI Workspace Access: Contributor Role
This is just a sample but the actual case would use a dynamic filter (i.e. Country Name/Category Name) which expects to generate around 100 different snapshot images per country. For illustration purposes, I'm using Market Area.