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Hi team ,
Here i upload a data from oracle database and i made a changes to image url by using ("data:image/jpeg;base64," & [IMAGEFIELDVALUE]) in powerquwery editor .still i made that column datacategory into imageurl .still i'm not able to get the proper image .anyone can give solution to this.
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Check out the tutorial below.. Hope this helps.
Embedding Images Without URL | Base64 Encoding Method in Power BI | MiTutorials (youtube.com)
Thanks.But i tried this not working
You must be doing some error, please share sample pbix to look into it.
Hi @Partha2318 - In your power query editor itself, can you create a custom column
"data:image/jpeg;base64," & Binary.ToText([IMAGEFIELDVALUE], BinaryEncoding.Base64)
if the image data is already with base64 string,
"data:image/jpeg;base64," & [IMAGEFIELDVALUE]
you should be able to display images correctly in Power BI using base64 encoded strings from your database. Double-check that the image data is correctly encoded and that the Data Category is set to Image URL.
You may check if the following posts and blog here:
Using Images from a Database in Power BI (youtube.com)
Solved: How to use Images Stored in a SQL Server Table wit... - Microsoft Fabric Community
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