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How to Create a Dynamic Multi-Language Dashboard in Power BI Without Manual Translation?
- 1 year ago
Hi chovatiya_parth,
Please refer to this link to learn.microsoft.com
I hope the provided solution works for you
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Thank you for your input! We are currently working on using the Azure Translator API to create a dynamic multi-language dashboard in Power BI. Our goal is to utilize our existing Azure subscription to manage translations directly through the Translator resource, rather than relying on third-party tools.
The main challenge we are facing is figuring out the integration process: we want to obtain translations dynamically in Power BI based on the user's language selection, without having to create a manual translation table.
We are exploring how to set this up in Power BI and would greatly appreciate any advice on optimizing the use of the Azure Translator API for this purpose. Have you encountered similar approaches or solutions using Azure for real-time translation in Power BI?
Thank you again for your insights!
Hi chovatiya_parth,
Please refer to this link to learn.microsoft.com
I hope the provided solution works for you
If I have resolved your question, please consider marking my post as a solution. Thank you!
A kudos is always appreciated—it helps acknowledge the effort and keeps the community thriving.
- chovatiya_parth1 year agoFrequent Visitor
Thank you for sharing this solution approach! It provides valuable insights into how I can integrate the Azure Translator API with Power BI for a dynamic multi-language dashboard. However, despite following this approach, I'm still facing challenges in implementing it effectively on an actual report, and I'm struggling with getting the translation to work dynamically on all text elements, such as visuals and titles, in real-time.
I would appreciate any additional advice or tips from those who have successfully implemented this solution.
Thanks again for your help, and I look forward to any further guidance!