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cristian87
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PDF API export set slicer value

Hi, I'm trying to export a report using the API.

I check this documentation "https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/developer/embedded/export-to" and works.

But now I´m trying to set one value in a slicer and It's not working.

How can I do that?

 

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cjbowman69
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Did this ever get resolved? Having a similar issue

subin_ms
New Member

I am also facing the same issue. Even passed any filters the slicers will always shows 'All'

Anonymous
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Hi @cristian87 ,

Are you using the following API to export reports to PDF? When you apply the slicer to filter the data, can't you export to PDF properly? Or can't export the filtered data to PDF? Is there any error message reported? 

Reports - Export To File

Please check the following limitation scenario to see if you have hit any limitation when export report to file .

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Best Regards

Hi @Anonymous, thanks for the response.

 

Yes, I´m using that API, the problem is that the slicer doesn´t take the value that I sent in the filter.

The report is exported, but with no data.

 

Best Regards

Anonymous
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Hi @cristian87 ,

How did you set the parameter for the REST API? Is the parameter circled in the screenshot below filled in with the report id?

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Get report idGet report id

Best Regards

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