I was all excited today that I was finally able to get images (binary) files loaded into my power query in the Power BI Designer. This took a bit getting around the Privacy settings and bugs, but the latest release of the Power BI Designer made it possible. Unfortunately now that I have the binary data and images available in my model I can't do anything with them:'( I want to use them like I can in Power View for Tile By and Datacards... Help!!!
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- kylehaNew MemberAbility to upload pictures into Excel or PowerBI without having to pull them in from SQL Server. Also, ability to point to any SharePoint list and display pictures in PowerBI. Also point to pictures stored in SharePoint list. Pictures greatly enhance the user experience and their should be an easier way to get pictures into the Excel and PowerBI.
- jan
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Add images to data models and use in powerBI designer for tiling etc, - jose_vegaNew MemberIn dashboards, would be very useful to filter by an item (country, employee) and obtain a specific image (flag, employee id photo).
- shiqbalNew MemberI am still struggling. I have created sample Table with Varcbinary(max) data type also Image data type in table. Load images in that table but when i attached to power query pic not shown just show Binary. can you please help me on this matter.
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberThe new Chiclet Slicer is really impressive ... but you need to be able to load the Binary files to the Data Model!
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberLoaded colleague's thumbnailphoto from Active Directory as binary images to data model but couldn't find way to visualize them
- raj_raja9New MemberNot on my own, I also have the same issue with loading binary in power bi specifically for the new chiclet slicer. help please...
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberTotally agree. People are VISUAL, after all, that's why we're creating VISUALizations. So why can't we use an image in Power BI Desktop? How about it Design team? It's been a year since this item has gone up and no comment? Can't believe it doesn't have more votes.
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberWith the addition now of exporting the file as a template, it's very important to be able to access image files to update them automatically on each page (e.g., a logo file that can be changed for various companies/departments, etc.)
- koenverbeeck1New MemberIt would also be nice if you could use binary data from SQL Server or SSAS (MD or Tabular) using Live connections.
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