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How to Customize Exported File Name for All Power BI Visuals with Timestamp (workspace level)
- 1 year ago
Hi Anonymous Power BI doesn’t natively allow customizing export file names. Use Power Automate with the REST API’s Export to File to automate exports and append timestamps dynamically (e.g., ReportName_YYYY-MM-DD_HHMM.xlsx). Apply this at the workspace level by looping through reports in the flow. You could also use Power BI Embedded for more control over export behavior.
- 1 year ago
Hi Anonymous ,
There is no built-in feature to auto-customize export file names from visuals (via UI) across reports or workspaces.
Best Possible Workaround:
- Use Power BI Embedded + Export to File REST API:
- You can control filename using API parameters.
- Requires embedding setup or service principal.
- Best suited for custom portals or apps.
- OR Create a custom Power Apps/Power Automate button inside the report:
- Triggers export via REST API.
- Can name the file dynamically (ReportName_YYYYMMDD_HHMM.xlsx).
Hi Anonymous
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- v-sgandrathi1 year agoCommunity Support
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