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Hi friends,
I have a Power BI Dashboard integrated in a React Webpage. The dashboard features a table visual with an icon in the comment column. Is there a way to open a form in React Webpage to change the row data adjacent to which I have clicked the icon? Below is an example of a dummy dashboard with a table visual and a comment icon in each row.
Hi @Sourjobraato ,
According to your description, you have embedded your dashboard into a React page, and you want to open a form by clicking on a specific data item. First, to open a form within the embedded context, you’ll likely need to write custom frontend code that handles the navigation to the form you’ve developed in your React webpage.
Regarding Power BI and form navigation, it’s typically achieved using Power Apps. You might find it helpful to explore Power Apps for implementing form interactions within your Power BI solution. Here are some resources you can refer to:
Write Back in Power BI with Power Apps Visual | Input Data from Power BI Tutorial (youtube.com)
Best Regards,
Liu Yang
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Yes, editing data by integrating PowerApps inside the Dashboard is a good procedure. But in this case, I don't want to integrate PowerApps. That's why I'm looking for a direct opening of a React form from the Dashboard.
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