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nagesh4641
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9 years ago
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How to Publish multiple reports to Power BI instance

I would like to publish around 10/ 15 reports every week -- is there a automated approach for make them published to power bi instance thru script
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  • TedPattison's avatar
    TedPattison
    9 years ago

    You could write a custom application which uses the Power BI REST API to accomplish this. If writing a custom application in C# is an option for you, you can write your application code to upload PBIX files to either a personal workspace or a group worksapce in PowerBI.com. This gives you the same result as publishing a project in Power BI Desktop. If you go down this road, you must learn how to register your application with Azure AD and how to configure permissions for the Power BI REST API.

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Reid_Havens
Most Valuable Professional
9 years ago

Hi nagesh4641,

 

Is the data kept in a cloud based or server location that you could use the "Scheduled Refresh" feature with on PowerBI.com? 

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nagesh4641
New Member
9 years ago

thanks for quick reply, i have new set of 10/15 reports every week.

  • Reid_Havens's avatar
    Reid_Havens
    Most Valuable Professional
    9 years ago

    Hi nagesh4641,

     

    I'm not sure I fully understand. Are you saying you create 10-15 new .pbix reports each week from scratch? Compared to building a report and has data refreshed into it?

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      nagesh4641
      New Member
      9 years ago

      that's correct ,

      • Reid_Havens's avatar
        Reid_Havens
        Most Valuable Professional
        9 years ago

        I'm curious about the scenario you have that requires new reports to be created as opposed to refreshing a current report each week. What is the business requirement that necessitates a new report each time? PowerBI is optimally designed to upload a report to have a report uploaded, then connect to a gateway that provides new data to that report at a scheduled refresh interval or live connection through a tabular or cube model.