topic Power BI Report Builder- Query Designer not showing all features in Report Server

Power BI Report Builder- Query Designer not showing all features

TingLi — Tue, 06 Aug 2024 16:28:04 GMT

Hi,

I'm new to Power BI, I'm trying to create/map the parameter in PBI Report Builder Qry Designer. I do not see many option/features as same as in the snippet attached which was taken from youtube. I'm using the latest version.

How to get the same screen with all features. I need to pass a parameter to allow users to change the date. The query is throwing error when I pass the parameter name instead of date in the below condition

condition => date = cast('text',formatdate('MM/dd/yyyy',To_Date('MM/dd/yyyy' , '08/01/2024')))

i tried with the different options as below, nothing is working 😞

@parametername

'@parametername'

'"&parametername&"'

Your help will be highly appreciated..

My screen

Expected Screen

Thank You..

Re: Power BI Report Builder- Query Designer not showing all features

Anonymous — Wed, 07 Aug 2024 04:13:50 GMT

Hi, TingLi

If you want to get the query designer of the window you are looking forward to, you need to connect to SQL Server, as shown in the following figure:

Each data source has its corresponding query designer.

Best Regards

Jianpeng Li

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Re: Power BI Report Builder- Query Designer not showing all features

TingLi — Wed, 07 Aug 2024 06:15:40 GMT

Hi Jianpeng Li,

Thanks for your response. seems the feature is limited only with SQL Server! Could you please suggest how to pass the parameter in Query Designer, the options I tried didn't work. I need to pass this for a parameterized view for Denodo

@parametername

'@parametername'

'"&parametername&"'

Thank You...

Re: Power BI Report Builder- Query Designer not showing all features

Anonymous — Wed, 07 Aug 2024 07:07:52 GMT

Hi, TingLi

Thank you very much for your reply. As you described to, I tried to pass the parameter using my SQL Server query:

SELECT * FROM SampleData WHERE ID = CAST(@ReportParameter1 AS INT)

Your query formatting should be adjusted similarly to mine. You can test whether your data source supports passing this parameter using some simple columns, such as the ID column. And rewrite your query statement as I have written this.
Of course you can just re-edit your original query statement, but you need to check that the date of your parameter matches your database to make sure that the date of your parameter is in the database.

Best Regards

Jianpeng Li

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