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Hi, @Jan_Trummel
When you run a report in Report Builder or Report Designer, the preview uses the user's credentials to display the image. When you run a report on a report server, you may not be able to display the images in the report if the server credentials are insufficient to access the images in the report. You can check the following link:
Images in paginated reports - Microsoft Report Builder & Power BI Report Builder | Microsoft Learn
Due to access restrictions, images stored in locations that require authentication, such as SharePoint Online, may not appear directly in Power BI dashboards or reports. Make sure that images in SharePoint Online are accessible without authentication, or consider hosting them in a publicly accessible location.
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Hello @Anonymous ,
thanks for your answer. I think it just will not work that way as I hoped, so I have to find another solution.
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Hi Jan, I am facing the similar type of issue. did you find any solution ?
Hi @GS30 ,
sorry for late respond. No, it didn't work with Power BI Report Builder. Instead we used in Power BI Desktop the solution to convert images to Base64 (like @Rhayes_10 said).
See other comment. Not ideal but you can convert the image to Base64 binary string and Report Builder will render it for paginated reports. Image size needs to be 30kb or less to avoid truncation. You can get fancier and combine strings for images larger than 30kb, but starting out easy enough to keep under 30
Not ideal but you can convert the image to Base64 binary string and Report Builder will render it for paginated reports. Image size needs to be 30kb or less to avoid truncation
Hi, @Jan_Trummel
When you run a report in Report Builder or Report Designer, the preview uses the user's credentials to display the image. When you run a report on a report server, you may not be able to display the images in the report if the server credentials are insufficient to access the images in the report. You can check the following link:
Images in paginated reports - Microsoft Report Builder & Power BI Report Builder | Microsoft Learn
Due to access restrictions, images stored in locations that require authentication, such as SharePoint Online, may not appear directly in Power BI dashboards or reports. Make sure that images in SharePoint Online are accessible without authentication, or consider hosting them in a publicly accessible location.
How to Get Your Question Answered Quickly
Best Regards
Yongkang Hua
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Thank you @Anonymous , for yout detailed answer (and sorry for late respond).
As I just said above, I didn't pursue this approach in Power BI Report Builder. Thanks for the links anyway.
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