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Hi,
I'm trying to export a report into PDF file from Power BI service. The report is only one page and contains a table with multiple rows that needs me to scroll down to view the full content. However, when I try to export, the PDF file looks like a simple screen shot of the top page, cutting all other rows out. Sorry I can't share pictures of the report due to sensitive data.
I wonder is there any solutions to this? It's really inconvenient... I've also tried several chrome add-ons for scroll pages, they all work not well enough.
Here is a discussion on the same issue:
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I am not aware of any solution for that other than to vote for the Idea and see if they do something about it.
Have you looked into paginated reports?
hi Erika, as Greg mentioned please use a paginated report for this use case. You will be able to export entire report as PDF and can even have that entire report be included as an attachment in subscriptions. Note that you need a premium capacity for using paginated reports feature.
hi Erika, as Greg mentioned please use a paginated report for this use case. You will be able to export entire report as PDF and can even have that entire report be included as an attachment in subscriptions. Note that you need a premium capacity for using paginated reports feature.
I am not aware of any solution for that other than to vote for the Idea and see if they do something about it.
Have you looked into paginated reports?
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