Embeed URL is redirecting dynamic Country filter but page is asking Sign In, but it's not signing in

[DharaniPrathap]

Embeed URL is redirecting dynamic Country filter but page is asking Sign In, but it's not signing in

Please resolve this or give me alternate solution for below.

I want to redirect one report from another report, as of now I tried Cross Drillthrough and also adding =?filter for dymamic country filter also still I am facing the above issue.

[v-venuppu]

Hi @DharaniPrathap ,

Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Fabric Community.

Thank you @ibarrau @tharunkumarRTK @Poojara_D12 for the prompt response.

I wanted to check if you had the opportunity to review the information provided and resolve the issue..? If not resolved,can you please upvote the idea as mentioned by @ibarrau.

[Poojara_D12]

Hi @DharaniPrathap 

The “Sign in” prompt you’re seeing when redirecting between embedded Power BI reports typically indicates that the authentication context is not being carried over between the two reports — meaning Power BI Service is treating the navigation as a new session without valid credentials. This happens when you use a public embed URL or a direct report link (for example, using ?filter= parameters) outside an authenticated Power BI frame, or when embedding with a token that doesn’t persist user authentication. Since your goal is to redirect from one report to another while dynamically applying a filter (such as country), there are two recommended approaches depending on your setup.

If you are using Power BI Service (within Microsoft 365), the best solution is to use report navigation via buttons or bookmarks inside Power BI itself — you can create a button with a dynamic measure or URL parameter that navigates to the target report page or URL while preserving the logged-in session. In this case, users remain authenticated, and filters like ?filter=Country eq 'Japan' will work seamlessly.

If you are embedding reports in a custom website (outside Power BI Service), you cannot simply pass a public embed URL with filters because it will always prompt for login. Instead, use Power BI Embedded with embed tokens — generate secure, pre-authenticated embed tokens for both reports in your web application, and handle redirection within your app logic. The embed token ensures users stay signed in without needing to reauthenticate, and you can append filters programmatically using the Power BI JavaScript API’s setFilters() method.

This “Sign in” issue arises because of missing authentication context. The solution is either to use in-service navigation (for internal users) or embed tokens with Power BI JavaScript API (for external embedding) to maintain a seamless, authenticated experience with dynamic filters.

[tharunkumarRTK]

@DharaniPrathap 

Since emebed reports does not support cross report drill through, I would like to suggest you to build a dynamic embed url and add that URL as a field into your table visual. You can checkout this blog to know the syntax that you need to follow to build a embed url with URL filter parameters

https://blog.nathalieleenders.com/posts/powerbiembedparameters/

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[ibarrau]

Hi. Cross drillthough reports with Power Bi Embedded is not possible. You can vote the idea here: https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Fabric-Ideas/Cross-report-drill-through-for-Power-BI-Embed...

I hope that helps,