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Show visual from Report A in Report B?
Think if this is possible it is only possible in services I guess.
So we have a Report (lets call it) A.
That report has several tabs, nothing special.
Now we also have Report B, with also several tabs.
2 of these tabs in Report B would also for information purpose fit in Report A.
But both reports have totally different data sources.
Is there a way to show these 2 tabs of Report B in Report A?
(maybe a dashboard in report A that links to Report B, I don't know)
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- Anand24
Super User
Hi rpinxt ,
2 suggestions:
1. If your data is not sensitive, you can embed your Report B's 2 tabs into Report A using HTML Content visualization. You can get the embed code from below:2. Create a copy of Report B (say Report B.1) with only those 2 tabs. Provide navigation to Report B.1 from Report A using a button. Not exactly what you want but user will be able to see related tabs with just a click.
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Solution Sage
Well tried with a html visual but things are not working:
Made a table with a field containing the iframe and use that in the visual.
But it needs signing in and when I press it nothing happens.
Also when published to the service that visual remains the same and cannot be signed in.
Do you know what is going wrong?
- Anand24
Super User
rpinxt ,
You'll have to use the "Website or Portal" embed link. It won't ask for permissions but it does have some drawbacks.
You can google "Power BI Publish to Web link drawbacks". This particular option was known as Publish to web earlier.
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- lbendlin
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Read about cross report drillthrough.
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi rpinxt ,
To do this, you would first need to publish both Report A and Report B to the Power BI service. Then, you can create a new dashboard in Report A and add two web content tiles to the dashboard. In each web content tile, you would enter the URL for the two tabs from Report B.
Alternatively, you could use the new app navigation feature to customize the navigation for your app users and link to other content that is related to your app but not in the app itself. For example, you can link to tabs from Report B in your Report A app.
Refer: Designing custom navigation for Power BI apps is now available | Microsoft Power BI Blog
Filter a report using query string parameters in the URL - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
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Neeko Tang
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- rpinxt
Solution Sage
Thanks Anonymous this sounds likes it would work for me but could you explain a bit more how to do it?
- Create a new dashboard in Report A
- Add web content tiles to the dashboard
How do I create a dashboard IN Report A?
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi rpinxt ,
Refer :
Create a Power BI dashboard from a report - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
How to include web content (from an url) into a Power Bi Dashboard - andres gaviria - Medium
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- rpinxt
Solution Sage
Ok Anonymous , so then you make 1 dashboard out of 2 reports.
Not entirely what I was after.
Report A has 10 tabs and from Report B (also about 10 tabs) I want to show 2 tabs in report A.
You are saying that I should make 1 dashboard with 12 tiles.
Understand but don't think that is what we are after.
Then we also can put 12 tiles in a powerpoint linking to the URL's of the PBI reports.
- rpinxt
Solution Sage
lbendlin could you let me know how this would work?
"In a workspace you can create a new report that doesn't have its own dataset. Instead it borrows pages from existing reports and their dataset."
Or have a link where this process is described?
I never made a report in a workspace. I always make it in desktop and publish it to the workspace.- Anand24
Super User
- rpinxt
Solution Sage
Thanks Anand24 but lbendlin was mentioning a way where you in Services ("In a workspace") make a report that does not use a Dataset but you borrow pages from already published reports.
So I do not understand why you mention Desktop and get data.
I want to show visuals from different datasets in one workbook without making 1 mega workbook with 2 datasets in it.