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I have created a report with a direct query that show the values that I need according to the parameters created. If I change the value of the parameters in design it changes the values of the report.
You can call the parameters from url as indicated in the documentation.
https://app.powerbi.com/groups/me/apps/xxxxxxx-c4c4-4217-afd9-3920a0d1e2b0/rdlreports/xxxxxxx-639e-4...
The problem is that if I change the values of those parameters in the url it does not change the report that shows
How can I do it? Any idea?
It does not work for me.
I have the parameters in the query because I call a stored procedure that needs those values, and I want to change them by url call.
I have created the url as you indicate but the same data is shown.
The parameters are created with values.
I want to do it to call it from my web application and depending on the query send some values or others.
Hi, @Cacaue
Now, to pass a new value for the parameter through the URL, you need to append the following query string to the report URL:
?filter=VisualName/ParameterName eq 'NewValue'
Replace "VisualName" with the name of the visual that contains the parameter, "ParameterName" with the name of the parameter, and "NewValue" with the new value you want to pass.
For example, if the visual is named "Sales by Region" and the parameter is named "Region", and you want to pass the value "West", the URL would look like this:
Note that you need to encode spaces in the visual and parameter names as "%20".
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Charlotte
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