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Julissa
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Power by and Power Automate

Hello with everyone! I have a problem, when I publish my dashboard to the web the power automate button does not appear, only the edges appear but the inside does not appear and it does not do any function, this in edit allows me to update the database, however in the website does not appear. Another thing to say is that I want to do the same with the power automate button, I want it to download all the dashboards in PDF and it doesn't allow me, it says that I can't perform that action.

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christinepayton
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It's likely a safety feature, because using the button requires authentication and there is no authentication going on in viewing something that's published to the web. It's not designed to be used the way you're wanting to use it. 

 

There is not a function I'm aware of that will let you "download all dashboards in PDF" - there's subscriptions with paginated that will let you put a single report in a PDF, or you can hand-craft a PDF in Power Automate, but not export all dashboards. 

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v-yohua-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi, @Julissa 

The Power Automate button doesn't appear on published dashboards, and this issue can be due to a number of reasons. One common problem is related to data filters1.Sometimes, data filters don't update automatically, so data may be filtered out in the dashboard.Another problem may be related to the Power Automate button not working with embedded Power BI reports. This has been reported as a known issue. You may want to check if these scenarios apply to your case. You can check the following post:

Solved: Published Dashboard Does Not Update After Dataset ... - Microsoft Fabric Community


Using Power Automate to download dashboards in PDF format, Power Automate can really help automate the process of downloading Power BI dashboards as PDFs. However, this requires the use of the Power BI REST API, for which Power BI Premium may be required. You can check the following post:

Solved: Automate report downloading with filters - Power Platform Community (microsoft.com)

 

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christinepayton
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Super User

It's likely a safety feature, because using the button requires authentication and there is no authentication going on in viewing something that's published to the web. It's not designed to be used the way you're wanting to use it. 

 

There is not a function I'm aware of that will let you "download all dashboards in PDF" - there's subscriptions with paginated that will let you put a single report in a PDF, or you can hand-craft a PDF in Power Automate, but not export all dashboards. 

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