swetha12
1 year agoMicrosoft Employee
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New
Request for exportToFile API Support for Premium Per User (PPU)
Currently, exporting a Power BI report to a file using the exportToFile API is not supported for Premium Per User (PPU) licenses .This limitation is causing significant inconvenience for users who rely on PPU for their reporting needs.
It would be beneficial to extend support for the exportToFile API to include PPU. This feature is crucial for enhancing productivity and ensuring that all users, regardless of their license type, can fully utilize the capabilities of Power BI.
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