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Hi everyone,
I am trying to share a report with someone who does not have Power Bi (services or desktop). I have printed a PDF version of it but when I do that it does not keep the interaction between visuals (Ex.: a map and a table of locations)? Is there any other way I can share this report and keep it visually interactive for the viwer/receiver?
Would them be able to see the report if they sign up for the free version of Power BI service?
Many thanks and Happy Easter!
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Hi @zicarelli ,
export to PDF will never be interactive so you can skip this option.
Best way is to share report with people who own PBI license. Even if they sig up for free trial they will be able to see shared reports.
In case you don't have confidential data, you can also share report with an open link - basically anyone who has the link can see and interact with the report. Of course this is a risk in case you have sensitive data.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/collaborate-share/service-publish-to-web
Hi @zicarelli ,
export to PDF will never be interactive so you can skip this option.
Best way is to share report with people who own PBI license. Even if they sig up for free trial they will be able to see shared reports.
In case you don't have confidential data, you can also share report with an open link - basically anyone who has the link can see and interact with the report. Of course this is a risk in case you have sensitive data.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/collaborate-share/service-publish-to-web
Thanks, mate. Much appreciated!
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