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PowerBI RDL report
Hello, you could try with a DAX measure where you include the URL of the paginated report, the expression &rp:Alumno= (here replace it with the name of your parameter from the .rdl), and then use a SELECTEDVALUE to link the URL to the field. After that, apply the web URL configuration to the column in question.
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Hi StevenT ,
Here’s a simple way to begin working with Paginated (RDL) reports:
Install Report Builder – Download Microsoft Report Builder at no cost from the official website. This tool is specifically designed for creating RDL reports.
Create a Report & Parameter – Develop your report within Report Builder and include a parameter, such as CustomerID. In the parameter settings, select “Allow external values” to enable input through a URL.
Publish to Power BI Service – Upload the .rdl file to either a Premium or PPU workspace in Power BI.
Use in Power BI – Access the report using a URL, for example:
https://app.powerbi.com/groups/{workspaceID}/rdlreports/{reportID}?rp:CustomerID=123
Alternatively, within a PBIX file, you can create a DAX measure to generate this URL dynamically and set it as a Web URL column for user access.Hi StevenT ,
I hope the above details help you fix the issue. If you still have any questions or need more help, feel free to reach out. We’re always here to support youHi StevenT ,
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