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Hi All,
I'm looking for options to automate the download of powerbi visual data with filters applied. we use this data for our testing purpose - during the sevral rounds of UAT and quality testing. Every time we go to report apply filter and manually export the data from powerbi report visual - Looking to avoid all these manual steps and automate the export of data with correspoding filters in.
I was tossing between the various option
1) Power Automate - RPA - Using the recorder simulate the export of data from powerbi and run teh flow in powerautomate.
Challenge here is recording the filters is a bit tricky.
2) Using Powerbi rest API - can e use restapi calls here.
3) Using powerautomate and running the query against a dataset .
Please give me a guidence on pros and cons and best approach to dela with this.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Best: Power BI REST API for flexibility and reliability.
Good: Power Automate with DAX for querying datasets easily.
Last Resort: RPA due to maintenance and filter issues.
Hi @Avanthi99 ,
Agree with Kedar_Pande, using the Power BI REST API might be the best approach.
If you prefer a less code-intensive solution, combining Power Automate with dataset queries could be a good middle ground. This approach leverages the ease of Power Automate while allowing you to run specific queries against your dataset.
Here's the viedo which introduces it step by step:
Power BI export to excel and csv with Power Automate
In addition, here's the blog about data export from power bi using R/Python Script:
Schedule Automated Data Exports from Power BI usin... - Microsoft Fabric Community
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @Avanthi99 ,
Agree with Kedar_Pande, using the Power BI REST API might be the best approach.
If you prefer a less code-intensive solution, combining Power Automate with dataset queries could be a good middle ground. This approach leverages the ease of Power Automate while allowing you to run specific queries against your dataset.
Here's the viedo which introduces it step by step:
Power BI export to excel and csv with Power Automate
In addition, here's the blog about data export from power bi using R/Python Script:
Schedule Automated Data Exports from Power BI usin... - Microsoft Fabric Community
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Thanks @Kedar_Pande
Have you ever tried Rest API to export data - Challenge I'm focing is finding the visual id. Powerbi is not straight forward to extract the visual id.
Best: Power BI REST API for flexibility and reliability.
Good: Power Automate with DAX for querying datasets easily.
Last Resort: RPA due to maintenance and filter issues.
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