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Lakshmanan1
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Helper I

To Hide Parameter panel for embedded paginated report

Hi,

I am using Asp.net framework application to embed Power BI paginated report through Javascript SDK.

Please can you suggest on how to hide the parameter panel while rendering Power BI paginated report.

Note: i am using paginated report. 

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rohit1991
Super User
Super User

 

Hi @Lakshmanan1 when embedding a Power BI paginated report using the JavaScript SDK in an ASP.NET Framework application, the parameter panel is shown by default and, unfortunately, there's currently no direct API method to programmatically hide it at render time. However, a common workaround is to design the report in Power BI Report Builder with all parameters set to hidden or internal, so the panel doesn't appear at all during embedding. This approach only works if user interaction with parameters isn’t needed.

 

If dynamic input is required, you might consider passing parameter values programmatically during the embed call and keeping the parameters hidden in the report design. Hopefully, Microsoft will enhance the SDK in future updates to include more control over UI elements like the parameter pane.


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rohit1991
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Super User

 

Hi @Lakshmanan1 when embedding a Power BI paginated report using the JavaScript SDK in an ASP.NET Framework application, the parameter panel is shown by default and, unfortunately, there's currently no direct API method to programmatically hide it at render time. However, a common workaround is to design the report in Power BI Report Builder with all parameters set to hidden or internal, so the panel doesn't appear at all during embedding. This approach only works if user interaction with parameters isn’t needed.

 

If dynamic input is required, you might consider passing parameter values programmatically during the embed call and keeping the parameters hidden in the report design. Hopefully, Microsoft will enhance the SDK in future updates to include more control over UI elements like the parameter pane.


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v-sshirivolu
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @Lakshmanan1  ,
Thanks for reaching out to the Microsoft fabric community forum.

To hide the parameter panel in an embedded Power BI paginated report, simply add &rp : Parameters=false to the report’s embed URL. This setting is officially supported by Microsoft and ensures the parameter panel will not appear when the report is viewed whether you’re embedding it in a custom application using the Power BI JavaScript SDK or accessing it directly in the browser. This approach is reliable and aligns with Microsoft’s documentation for paginated report URL parameters.

According to Microsoft documentation, you can easily hide the parameter pane in embedded paginated reports by adding &rp:Parameters=false to the report URL.
Report Builder URL Parameters – Power BI"

This Microsoft document covers how to embed Power BI Paginated Reports with the JavaScript API, token setup, embed URL options, and user or customer scenarios.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/developer/embedded/embed-paginated-reports?tabs=customers

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Sreeteja.
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Hi @Lakshmanan1 ,

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Hi @Lakshmanan1  ,
Just wanted to check if you had the opportunity to review the suggestion provided? If so, please mark the helpful reply and Accept it as the solution This will be helpful for other community members who have similar problems to solve it faster.

 

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