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I need a way to read and extract all visual properties of objects which exist in a PowerBI dashboard. The information will be exported to a csv file. Here's is columns of what I need:
1. Page Display Name
2. Page Name
3. Page Visibility
4. Page Default Width
5. Page Default Height
6. Visual Name
7. Visual Title
8. Visual Type
9. Visual X
10. Visual Y
11. Visual Width
12. Visual Height
Deliverable is a csv which contains the information above for each object in a dashboard.
Is there any solution?
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Hi @Anonymous ,
You can follow the below steps to get the related report information from the Layout file.
1. Get the related report pbix file
2. Rename the pbix file from the extension of PBIX to ZIP
3. Navigate to Report folder and find the layout file
In addition, you can refer the following blog to complete the above steps...
What makes up a Power BI Desktop PBIX File
Best Regards
Hi @Anonymous ,
You can follow the below steps to get the related report information from the Layout file.
1. Get the related report pbix file
2. Rename the pbix file from the extension of PBIX to ZIP
3. Navigate to Report folder and find the layout file
In addition, you can refer the following blog to complete the above steps...
What makes up a Power BI Desktop PBIX File
Best Regards
@Anonymous , You can check power automate visual can help
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/collaborate-share/service-automate-power-bi-report-export
No, it's not the requirement.