Power BI Report Builder

[mkstosh]

Hi. Which version of Power Report Builder work for Report Server, I have a need to publish reports to on-premises servers (not to Power BI Service), and also is it possible to link this version to GIT, so everyone can put newest version to GIT.

This can be done in SQL Report Builder , but I don't see option to do the same in Power Report Builder (maybe it is not the correct version)

Thanks 

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Hi, @mkstosh 

You can use Microsoft Report builder to connect to your Report server website and then save your paginated report to it:

Download Microsoft® Report Builder from Official Microsoft Download Center

For Power BI, Report builder is primarily used to publish paginated reports into Power BI Service:

If you did not download Microsoft Report Builder, you can save the paginated report you created from Power BI Report Builder locally and then upload the paginated report in the Report server portal:

Best Regards

Jianpeng Li

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[vcarazo · Accepted solution]

Hi.

Power BI Report Server Portal shows a link that takes you to the Microsoft Report Builder download page: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=53613

The last version is 15.0.20283.0.

There is no documentation that points a version of report server with a version of Microsoft Report Builder. Or I haven't found it.

About GIT, Microsoft Report Builder does not integrates with GIT. But you can work localy on your .rdl file stored in a folder that GIT controls.

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Hi, @mkstosh 

You can use Microsoft Report builder to connect to your Report server website and then save your paginated report to it:

Download Microsoft® Report Builder from Official Microsoft Download Center

For Power BI, Report builder is primarily used to publish paginated reports into Power BI Service:

If you did not download Microsoft Report Builder, you can save the paginated report you created from Power BI Report Builder locally and then upload the paginated report in the Report server portal:

Best Regards

Jianpeng Li

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.