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I have a long table in Power BI Desktop. How do I allow a user to print out whole table in Power BI?
In SSRS they would allow people to print large number of rows.
This table has around 100+ rows.
Solved! Go to Solution.
i am also looking the same questions.
of course we want to print directly from power bi without need to export it to excel.
looks this is power bi limitation. cant print data in scroll.
Yes, its a Power BI limitation.
However, the work around is to have paginated report which can be printed with many rows.
Thanks
Raj
In the right top coner of visual, you can see " focus mode" symbol, which helps to see the data in full page mode. Will that help you?
Using the extremely limited Export to PDF option... no 😕
@Anonymous wrote:In the right top coner of visual, you can see " focus mode" symbol, which helps to see the data in full page mode. Will that help you?
This is Focus mode.
You cant view all 5000 row in one page anyway.
You can view but you can't print. Why is this marked as solved? The question was how can we print, not how can we view.
Anyways, In SSRS there is a option to view multiple rows, all paginated, so say 50 rows per page, does Power BI have this option?
Did that Focus mode help you ? Thats the way to see full data in page mode as per my understanding.
Well When I export toCSV, it does not retain the formatting. How do I retain the formatting? colors, borders, etc
Currently do not see Focus menu on the top right elipses...
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