We would like three command line arguments for Power BI Desktop. The first would suppress the splash screen when Power BI Desktop is starting. Sort of like the Excel /e The second would allow us to pass in a PBIX file we want opened. The third would cause Power BI Desktop to open the PBIX file without the authoring pane/toolbox that normally comes up on the right side of the window. In other words, just show the contents of the PBIX file. Thank you.
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- gunarvingrenNew MemberAnd more options to update/publish automatically by command line
- jeanfrancoisdesNew MemberWould allow a .pbit or .pbix file to work on a known schema in any environment by using Server and Database name as parameters.
- aaron_brooksNew Member
How is this still not implemented after 6 years?
Passing arguments at the command line would be awesome.
- jpcoutinhoNew Member
This feature is a must...any plans from the team
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberStatus added:Needs Votes
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