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How to overwrite existing .pbix files using the Export-PowerBIReport PowerShell command
I have a script that runs on Friday and exports all reports from a given workspace to ensure that we have backups incase a report builder deletes a report.
Currently, I have it dynamically creating the folder for that friday's date and then exports the reports into it. However, I am using OneDrive as the file location and would like to leverage its version control (file history) capabilities by just overwriting the existing .pbix files in the backup folder.
Here is a snippet of what I am using for the Export-PowerBIReport command:
$filepath = $filepath_first + "\RandomName.pbix"
Export-PowerBIReport -Id $randompbix -OutFile $filepath
I have tried including the "-Force" command but keep getting the following error
"A parameter cannot be found that matches parameter name 'Force'."
Here is a snippet of what I tried:
$filepath = $filepath_first + "\RandomName.pbix"
Export-PowerBIReport -Id $randompbix -OutFile $filepath -Force
Any tips would be appreciated
- Anonymous5 years ago
Hi sjrrkb123
Please refer to this blog to export power bi report by Power Shell:
PowerShell Scripts to Export Power BI Reports to PBIX/PDF/PPT
Please check the if PS "Run As Administrator" / or check if the FPE user (that installed the client) Run the PS window .
After that check again The cmdlets you used above.
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
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- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi sjrrkb123
Please refer to this blog to export power bi report by Power Shell:
PowerShell Scripts to Export Power BI Reports to PBIX/PDF/PPT
Please check the if PS "Run As Administrator" / or check if the FPE user (that installed the client) Run the PS window .
After that check again The cmdlets you used above.
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.