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alexandrejdeos
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Export Reports with Actual Data Power Bi from API

We have implemented the export of the Power BI file using the ExportReports API (https://learn.microsoft.com/pt-br/rest/api/power-bi/reports/export-report). However, the return does not consider the data segmentation selected by the user with the current values, exporting the file in PDF/PPTX disregarding the filtered data in the segmentation with the default data. We did not identify in the documentation the procedure that should be implemented. How can we implement the export considering the current data selected by the user?

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lbendlin
Super User
Super User

When you export via the API there is no "user" and no "user selections" .  You can specify report level filters or bookmarks.

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v-nokumar
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Hi @AmosHersch ,

Could you please give me an example to bookmark using javascript API? So, I will get better image for this?

Thanks

v-nokumar
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Hi @lbendlin ,

To pass value in Report Level Filters, we need to know what value is selected and how can we achieve that selected values at run time.

 

Thanks

You can use bookmarks for that purpose.

If you have an app embedding the report then you can capture the report state as a bookmark using Javascript API, and pass the captured bookmark state to the API.

Then use Power BI for the export. With Power Automate there is no filter context.

lbendlin
Super User
Super User

When you export via the API there is no "user" and no "user selections" .  You can specify report level filters or bookmarks.

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