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hacayjlc
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React application that has lot of Power BI embedded as an iframe?

Has anyone worked with React and Power BI embedded as an iframe? I’ve mostly embedded Power BI into Power Platform (like Power Apps), but I’m wondering if it works the same way in React.

 

For example, if I have a React app where users can upload a dataset to a database connected to Power BI, can I embed tiles/charts in iframes on the frontend? And if users upload new data, will the visuals update automatically in the embedded charts? Also, can React handle custom slicers/filters that interact with Power BI visuals?

 

I know Power BI lets you create dropdowns and filters in the report itself, but I’m curious if React can do something similar on its side. Lastly, is it possible to have a custom dropdown in React where users can pick different chart types to display? I was thinking about maybe showing/hiding visuals in the same spot depending on the selection. This might mean using multiple iframes, but from what I’ve seen, performance with iframe embedding shouldn’t be an issue. Anyone tried something like this or have tips?

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