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Hello Comunity
I am trying to implement the library IPaginatedReportLoadConfiguration for javascript, and when I was reading the documentation I didn't find any information about the limitation on the amount of parameters you can pass while using this interface.
Documentation link:
Embed a paginated report in Power BI embedded analytics | Microsoft Learn
Only I found this:
Could anyone help me clarify this?
I am asking this because, when you go to the documentation to pass parameters for paginated reports using url, it contains more limitations. So I don't know if those limitations also apply when we use the interfaces.
Pass a report parameter within a URL for a Power BI paginated report - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Hi @Anonymous ,
There is currently no official documentation found regarding the limitations of the IPaginatedReportLoadConfiguration parameter. At present, if setting up filtering, you can also use a URL filter. You can check the related limitations of the URL filter, which should be the same as the limitations of the IPaginatedReportLoadConfiguration parameter
Refer to:
Pass a report parameter within a URL for a Power BI paginated report - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Filter a report using query string parameters in the URL - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Best Regards,
Liu Yang
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Hello @Anonymous
Thank you so much for your answer, I think I cannot use the url directly since I am embedding the report on my web and I am using the powerbi-client to do it. So I think the correct path is to use the IPaginatedReportLoadConfiguration.
If I am correctly understanding you, IPaginatedReportLoadConfiguration would have same limitation as url parameters configuratuion, am I right?
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