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Hello,
As far as I know, by design it is not possible to display headers and footers of the subreports in the main report in Power BI Paginated Report builder.
I need to display different footer and header information on each page based on the subreport which is being shown on this page ( the order and number of the displayed subreports can change, since we use multi-value parameters to select reports for viewing).
Any ideas how this can be achieved?
Maybe it is possible to pass the information on which subreport is currently being displayed to the header/footer and then use it to show/hide the needed text?
Will appreciate any ideas!
Hey,
Did you figure it out how to add header or footer for each subreport in the main report ?
Appreciate your response.
Hi @VictoriaDat ,
You can first add a header and footer to a sub-report, and subsequently display different report header and footer information based on the parameters.
You might have parameters that control which subreports are displayed. You can reference these parameters in expressions to change the content of the headers and footers dynamically.
=IIF(Parameters!SubreportParameter.Value = "Subreport1", "Subreport 1 Header", "Default Header")
Below is the official link will help you:
Headers and footers in paginated reports - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Best Regards,
Xianda Tang
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If you have in english language we would be greatful
Hi, thank you for the idea, however it is possible that multiple subreports will be selected in the parameter, so that on different pages we have different subreports.
Therefore we would need to somehow define which subreport is displayed on this particular page, do you have any ideas how this information can be received so that we can use it in header and footer expression?
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