Hi @BishwaR ，
A sample you could refer:
1. Create a main dataset and then the other filter datasets, for example we have a 2 parameters (Division and Site)
2. In the main dataset add this code
FILTER(VALUES('Sites'[Division]),OR(@Division ="All",PATHCONTAINS(@Division,'Sites'[Division]))),
FILTER(VALUES('Sites'[Site]),OR(@Site="All",PATHCONTAINS(@Site,'Sites'[Site]))),
3. Under parameters section of the main dataset add this for the relevant parameters
=Join(Parameters!Division.Value,"|")
=Join(Parameters!Site.Value,"|")
4. Under parameters make sure that you are allowing multiple values and the available values and default values are set to the relevant parameter datasets.
Finally make sure that when you run the paginated report it should give you all the results i.e. the parameters are optional and unless you select the parameters the data should not be filtered.(in my opinion, this is what you want)
Things to do in the PBI reoprt
1.Create a measure to export
Excel Export URL =
VAR __Division =
IF (
NOT ( ISFILTERED ( Sites[Division] ) ),
BLANK (),
"&rp:Division="
& CONCATENATEX ( ALLSELECTED ( Sites[Division] ), Sites[Division] , "&rp:Division=" )
)
VAR __Site =
IF (
NOT ( ISFILTERED ( Sites[Site] ) ),
BLANK (),
"&rp:Site="
& CONCATENATEX ( ALLSELECTED ( Sites[Site] ), Sites[Site], "&rp:Site=" )
)
VAR __FinalURL = CONCATENATE(__baseURL, "&rdl:format=EXCELOPENXML")
RETURN
__FinalURL
***** Make sure that you replace the __baseUrl hyperlink with your rdl report link. The best way to do so is to run the rdl report on the power BI service and copy it.
2. Add the measure to pass parameters to the excel.(in my report I have downloaded a excel image and in the action select web url and select the measure you have created).
To learn more details ,refer:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Paginated-report-with-multi-valued-parameter-not-working/m-...
Best Regards
Lucien
