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Export multiple Power BI tables to a template excel file
Hi AyushAwasthi ,
Thanks for the update, Going forward when using DAX queries captured via Performance Analyzer, slicer values get hard-coded into the query, which means they won’t reflect real-time user selections.To address this exact limitation, I’d recommend using Paginated Reports with parameters, which allow you to dynamically pass slicer selections at runtime.
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You can define report parameters that correspond to slicers.
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These parameters accept values dynamically, either from a Power BI button using Power Automate, or from a scheduled/triggered flow.
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The export will always reflect the user’s current selections not fixed one.
To publish and automate paginated reports, your workspace must be in a Power BI Premium capacity or you must have a Power BI Premium Per User (PPU) license.
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Menaka Kota
Community Support Team-
Hello AyushAwasthi
Indeed, to achieve this kind of feature, Power automate is your friend
For each table, you have to catch the query (in dax) and in Power Auomtate, run a query against dataset
I helped another user to achieve something similar under the following post:
Do not hesiste to ask if you need more help
But in my case the user is making slicer selections, and if I copy the DAX query those selections are hard coded.
Will this work if the user makes a different slicer selection? Also I want to copy the rows to an already created template excel. How can that be achieved?