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maulik
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Hide specific page from power bi report for Embedded report not panel?

Hello Team ,

we have power bi report with 10 pages.
now base and back end api condition we need to show specific page to ui.
so consider for user 1 i just want to show page 1 of report other 9 pages should be hidden.

react is ui and .net c# is back end.

i m using java script code and testing.

  const pages = await report.getPages();
 and trying to hide pages not panel.
any one have any suggestion on this
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Anonymous
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Hi @maulik,

Perhaps you can take a look at the following link about use RLS with power bi embedded and video about hide report page by user:

Using standard cloud based row-level security with embedded content in Power BI embedded analytics -...

Page level Security in PowerBI | Hide or show page based on user | MiTutorials (youtube.com)

Regards,

Xiaoxin Sheng

I m looking for not based on user type I Have reports with 10 pages when ever user will open page 1 from UI my emabaded report only should show report with page 1 if user select Page 2 from ui report will be same but with page 2

Anonymous
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Hi, Just wan to check if you were able to implement this?

Anonymous
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HI @maulik,

I'd like to suggest you to use bookmark feature to create and saving content with different filter effect and bind ot the buttons to create a custom navigation page.  After these steps, you can simply use these buttons to control display contents.

Create page and bookmark navigators - Power BI | Microsoft Learn

Regards,

Xiaoxin Sheng

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