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Hi,
I am trying to include images in a table.I have the following Excel Sheet that I linked to my data table:
I changed the data type to Image URL. But here is what I get :
The images appear as "stickers" and we cannot see the real image...
Does someone have a clue?
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As I suspected. You need to follow the links all the way until you get to the actual image file itself. Otherwise the URL is just a webpage that contains an image somewhere in its code. So for the up arrow for instance you would use...
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/50/Green_Arrow_Up.svg
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I'm suspicious that these are not direct image file urls, but rather google images viewer urls. Can you post the full urls of a few of them?
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As I suspected. You need to follow the links all the way until you get to the actual image file itself. Otherwise the URL is just a webpage that contains an image somewhere in its code. So for the up arrow for instance you would use...
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/50/Green_Arrow_Up.svg
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Wiki images are a pain too because even if you get out of Google Images and back to the source, their viewer page urls look like image file urls even though they really aren't.
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Hi,
I have the following excel sheet with the URL of the image I want to include in my report:
I linked it to my data table and changed the type to Image URL. But I get the following:
The images appear as "Stickers" and we cannot see them. Does anyone have a clue?
Thanks!
Hi @sophie63
Can you please post the data in text format to help us test. It's cut off in the image that you posted so hard to reproduce.
@Phil_Seamarkduplicate thread, already solved here http://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Image-URL-in-a-report-Do-not-appear/m-p/147821#M63782
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