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majhig

Pass filters in URL

Submitted by on ‎12-26-2014 03:49 PM
It would be great if we can pass filters in the url of the dashboard, which will filter the reports based on various parameters e.g. current fiscal period, geography, person's role, department etc.
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77 Comments (77 New)
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rreif
New Member
‎07-05-2020 03:27 PM
I agree with others. This is a key feature and could force us to use another product. I am curious about the timeline of when this will be implemented? It has been planned for 10 months now. May we have an update?
rsreenivasreddy
New Member
‎07-05-2020 03:27 PM
There should be an easy way to pass filters to a Dashboard. Kind of Tenant Id so that whole data will be filter to that Tenant. This is more common scenario for multi-tenant applications.
Greg_Newcom
New Member
‎07-05-2020 03:29 PM
This really is a critical need, and it needs to support 'hidden' parameters that cannot be changed by the user. As mentioned in numerous comments on this thread, this is needed for application developers who want to integrate the power of Power BI into their applications that are either internally built or commercially built supporting many different user communities, and supporting a tenant model. For example, we are a Microsoft partner and we offer an application that integrates user identities (through SAML, openID, oAuth, etc) and associated attributes & data (roles, permissions, tenancy, etc) from a variety of 3rd party applications. We then present user-specific dashboards based on their login credentials/permissions. We have historically done this with Reporting Services as the visualizations within a .Net C# application, and would LOVE to extend this capability with Power BI, but do not see a pathway to facilitate this securely. If I'm missing some feature that facilities this, please enlighten me, because it's not evident to me (using SQL Server - not Analysis Services).
o365spo
Advocate III
Advocate III
‎07-05-2020 03:29 PM
We need this too.
rawatsudhir
New Member
‎07-05-2020 03:36 PM
Any update when it's planned for release?
rreif
New Member
‎07-05-2020 03:36 PM
It's been over a year since the last comment. Any idea of when this is scheduled?
douglasfabiano
Frequent Visitor
‎07-05-2020 03:37 PM
Hello.. Is there any release date planned for this feature? Well, it's been 14 months since planning.
ashvin_solanki2
New Member
‎07-05-2020 03:37 PM
Can we Have common Date filter That Can Use to filter date related data for all chart
tomc2
New Member
‎07-05-2020 03:40 PM
This Feature seems essential for my needs. Is there any update on the progress of this idea? Thanks 🙂
carvalhoelder
Advocate II
Advocate II
‎07-05-2020 03:40 PM
I also have planned vacation since October, 2015...