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Hi Community,
I am trying to create dynamic URL for paginated report based on my selections in Power BI report(pbix).
I have multiselect country slicer and now i want generate dynamic URL for paginated report based on my selections in Power BI Country Slicers.
let's say i have selected India and US in country dropdown.
I tried to concatenate my selections using "+" delimiter but still no success. I want the dynamic repetation of parameter and value pair based on number of multi-select values.
My output should be: PaginatedReportURL?rp:country=India&rp:country=US
Thanks,
Pravin
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Hi,
That post is still covering Power BI Desktop to Paginated Report. You need to create a measure to get all the filter value and frame the URL like below.
Things to do in the PBI reoprt
1.Create a measure to export
Hi
Refer the below post which is relevant to your scenario to handle the multiple values in DAX Measure and frame the URL.
Thanks
Hari
Hi,
Actually in above post he was trying to pass parameters from paginated report to Power BI but in my case i want to do it vice versa that is power bi filters to paramters of paginated report.
Thanks,
Pravin
Hi,
That post is still covering Power BI Desktop to Paginated Report. You need to create a measure to get all the filter value and frame the URL like below.
Things to do in the PBI reoprt
1.Create a measure to export
That's Great.
It is working as expected. Now my only concern is , Is there any limitation on URL lenght and if yes, what is the limitation and How to hide Parameter section using URL.
I have tried rdl:parameterPanel=hidden.
Thanks,
Pravin
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