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Helper ITrouble displaying images saved in dataverse table
I have saved images in a custom image type column in dataverse, and am trying to display them on my Power Bi report (will be shared from the cloud using pro license).
But so far i haven't been able to display them in the desktop or the cloud.
My DV column in my table =
And when I pull the table into Power BI it looks like this =
Now doing some research I learned I may need to alter the URL above to include my environment, so I added a prefix to this column so now it starts https://myenviro....... I took the resulting URL from this and tested it in google chrome and it works, the image loads in chrome. But these images are not public, users accessing this report have to be authenticated to Microsoft 365.
On my report I have tried 3 different visuals to get this to display. I have tried both version of Image by CloudScope, the certified and uncertified versions. And I tried just a table visual. But the images never load, either on BI desktop or when I publish to the cloud.
Can anyone offer some advice?
Hi David283 ,
Notice that there are limitations in displaying images in power bi:
Display images in a table or matrix in a report - Power BI | Microsoft Docs
At the same time, if you’d like to add the url link to image, you'll need to save the image file online and link to it. Make sure special credentials aren't required to access the image file. For example, OneDrive and SharePoint require authentication, so images stored there can't be added in this way.
Best regards,
Community Support Team Selina zhu
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Hi David283 ,
Notice that there are limitations in displaying images in power bi:
Display images in a table or matrix in a report - Power BI | Microsoft Docs
At the same time, if you’d like to add the url link to image, you'll need to save the image file online and link to it. Make sure special credentials aren't required to access the image file. For example, OneDrive and SharePoint require authentication, so images stored there can't be added in this way.
Best regards,
Community Support Team Selina zhu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
David283Thank you for the reply. At least now i know this isnt possible.
I can think of one other place that these can be stored for my use, so i will try another approch, thank you.
How did you do this?
