Please provide the ability to export PowerBI Embedded reports to excel. The same functionality that exists on PBI Service. It is important to also increase export limit.
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- Kris_DagNew MemberPlease increase the export limit!
- sdk1New MemberPLEASE INCREASE THE EXPORT LIMIT
- julene_carnahanNew MemberIncrease export limit
- pnathanNew MemberProvide Analyse in Excel to PBI Embedded
- mukesh3New MemberHi Let us know when that feature will be ready.
- christian_kinleNew MemberAs a data analyst, I need to be able to export large amounts of data from Power BI to a CSV file. I've found that the current limit is very low for the amount of data that I work with. What is the reason for the current limitation? It can't be hardware based, as my computer has plenty of memory, processing power, and disk space. If it is a software limitation, it can't be impossible to increase the amount of data that Power BI is able to export. Please increase the amount of data that we are able to export. It would be a big win for Power BI customers.
- manuel_peinadoNew MemberAnd for PBI public web reports too!!
- gary_connolly
Advocate II
You already have this feature in SSRS, would be great to have it in PowerBI too. - mario_barria1New Memberhi to all Any update on this review?
- iamaraNew MemberIt will help when we provide reports to customers. The feature could be available to embedded and web reports.
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