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I have a reasonably large excel file with several hundred records. Each record has approximately 40 columns. In PowerBI I want to be able to select priority 1's (say 12 records) and present them as a well designed form 12 times. Potentially sending as a PDF with 12 Pages covering the 12 priority 1 opportunities.
I cannot find any documentation/tutorial to educate me. I am also very new to PowerBI!!
Any help greatly appreciated.
Cheers Mark
HI @Anonymous
I think this depends on how much automation you need? If you are happy manually saving each individual form as a pdf, the following example should give you some ideas.
For simplicity, I created a dataset of 19 rows containing an 'ID' column and priorities '1' or '2'
On the Report page I applied a Filter on 'Priority' for priority '1'
I then created a 'Form' using Cards of my data, then added a Slicer based on 'ID'
As you iterate through the Slicer you will be presented with each new Form. You can 'Print as pdf' (Only from the Service)
I hope this helps, Sduffy
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