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Is it possible to render report conditionally input that a return output from a JSON Web Rest query
Is it possible to render report conditionally input that a return output from a JSON Web Rest query
Yes, it is possible to render a report conditionally based on the output from a JSON Web REST query in Power BI. You can achieve this by following these steps:
Connect to the JSON Web REST API: Use Power BI's "Get Data" feature to connect to the JSON Web REST API and import the data. You can use the Web connector to fetch data from the API.
Transform and Parse JSON Data: Use Power Query Editor to transform and parse the JSON data into a tabular format that Power BI can work with.
Create Conditional Logic: Use DAX (Data Analysis Expressions) to create calculated columns or measures that implement the conditional logic based on the data retrieved from the JSON API.
Conditional Formatting and Visuals: Apply conditional formatting to your visuals based on the calculated columns or measures. You can also use slicers or other interactive elements to conditionally display different parts of the report.
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- bhanu_gautam
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Yes, it is possible to render a report conditionally based on the output from a JSON Web REST query in Power BI. You can achieve this by following these steps:
Connect to the JSON Web REST API: Use Power BI's "Get Data" feature to connect to the JSON Web REST API and import the data. You can use the Web connector to fetch data from the API.
Transform and Parse JSON Data: Use Power Query Editor to transform and parse the JSON data into a tabular format that Power BI can work with.
Create Conditional Logic: Use DAX (Data Analysis Expressions) to create calculated columns or measures that implement the conditional logic based on the data retrieved from the JSON API.
Conditional Formatting and Visuals: Apply conditional formatting to your visuals based on the calculated columns or measures. You can also use slicers or other interactive elements to conditionally display different parts of the report.
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