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Translations Builder for Pro Workspace
- 1 year ago
Hi shrunjala ,
May I ask if you have resolved this issue? If so, please mark the helpful reply and accept it as the solution. This will be helpful for other community members who have similar problems to solve it faster.
Thank You.
✔️ Yes, as of late 2024, Translations Builder supports Power BI Pro workspaces. Initially, metadata translations required a Premium capacity, but Microsoft has since extended this functionality to Pro users. This update allows you to implement multilingual reports without needing Premium licensing. (blog.theonedynamics.com)
✅ Key Updates
- Pro Workspace Compatibility: You can now use Translations Builder with Power BI Pro workspaces.
- Enhanced Language Support: Translations Builder 2.2 and later versions have expanded language options, including support for zh-HK, zh-TW, and zh-CN. To access these, ensure you're using the latest version and enable the "Show All Languages" option when adding new languages. (community.powerbi.com)
- Machine Translation Integration: By configuring Azure Translator within Translations Builder, you can automate metadata translations. This feature is beneficial for larger models or when supporting multiple languages. (linkedin.com)
⚠️ Troubleshooting Infinite Loops in Power BI Desktop
If Power BI Desktop enters an infinite loop when using Translations Builder in a Pro workspace, consider the following steps:
- Update Translations Builder: Ensure you're using version 2.2 or later. Older versions may have compatibility issues.
- Verify External Tools Integration: Check that the external tools integration is correctly configured. Misconfigurations can lead to unexpected behavior.
- Review Language Settings: Ensure that the languages added are supported and correctly configured.
- Consult Community Forums: If issues persist, consider seeking assistance on the Power BI Community Forums.
🧪 Testing Translations in Power BI Service
To test your multilingual report in the Power BI Service:
- Publish the Report: Save and publish your report from Power BI Desktop to the desired workspace.
- Modify the URL: After the report loads, append the ?language= parameter to the URL with the desired culture code. For example:
?language=fr-FR
This will render the report in French.
🔗 Additional Resources
- Create multiple-language reports with Translations Builder
- Plan translation for multiple-language reports in Power BI
- Translations in Power BI PRO
- Localization using Translation Builder 2.0
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