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Dynamically export pages to PDF based on slicer values
Esmat86 In my case, I decided to create summary dashboards with the high-level information that did not require page breaks and export them to PDF and post to a Teams directory for consumption. Within the PDFs I have links to an expanded form of the reports on the Power BI service that is hosted on an internal server. That way, the audience that is sufficed by summary reports need not wade through pages of data, but has a high-level summary. Then the audience that would like to audit the underlying data can follow the links from the PDF docs to the service and do their analysis there.
I hope this helps.
Cheers!
Thank you! this is a brilliant way but unfortunately, I can't apply that in my case.
- remichel4 years agoNew Member
Has anyone found a solution to exporting while going through all of the slicer options? Hopefuly, MS is listening since this would be a great feature and I've seen many requests on the web.
- Anonymous4 years agoNot applicable
remichel As posted on 26-Jan, I used an alternate solution to get around this limitation. I have since been informed that this can be accomplished using Power Automate however I was not able to get it to work for my purposes. You might search for resources around this subject and find what you need.
I hope this helps.
Cheers!