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MagicMads
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Helper I

How to combine embedding-mode and url-filtering

Hi - it is possible to change Power BI Report Server rendering by adding ?rs:embed=true - it is also possible to add a ur-filter by adding ?filter=Table/Column eq 'Value' - but how do you combine those?

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v-yulgu-msft
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Hi @MagicMads,

 

Here is an article for your reference: Quickstart: Embed a Power BI report using an iFrame and URL parameters

 

Best regards,

Yuliana Gu

Community Support Team _ Yuliana Gu
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Anonymous
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This doesn't address the question. The auther was looking for a way to alter the URL of his report so that it opens in full scren move (by adding ?rs:embed=true) as well as filter his report (by adding ?filter table/column eq 'value').

 

I haven't found a way to combine these that works, but it would be incredibly useful if you could! Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Hi,

 

The following format worked for me on a report I published earier this week...

 

?rs:embed=true&filter=table/column eq 'filtervalue'

 

I initially had some issues geting it to work as I had spaces in the name of the table that I wanted to filter, after I replaced them with underscorces it worked fine.

 

Hope this helps

how did you get it to work? I keep coming up with a blank page


@cjames76 wrote:

Hi,

 

The following format worked for me on a report I published earier this week...

 

?rs:embed=true&filter=table/column eq 'filtervalue'

 


Yes, that is the correct format to use. When you pass query string parameters like this you need a ? delimiter between the address of the report and the first parameter, but then you use & between each subsequent parameter.

 

So both

 

?rs:embed=true&filter=table/column eq 'filtervalue'

 

and

 

?filter=table/column eq 'filtervalue'&rs:embed=true

 

should work the same.

 


I initially had some issues geting it to work as I had spaces in the name of the table that I wanted to filter, after I replaced them with underscorces it worked fine.

 


If you look at the section here on special characters in URL filters it explains that spaces need to be replaces with _0020_ so something that would be 'table name'[column name] in DAX would become table_0020_name/column_0020_name in a URL filter.

Jon-Heide
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Yes, you can combine both on the URL. You might need to add a delimiter between them (for example ";" )   

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