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29 TopicsAlignment of an image
In Power BI Report Builder I have an item that is an image versus text. The Alignment properties are not available for the image as they are for text. The image by default is right aligned. How do I center an image without the alignment properties? Thank You, RichardSolved855Views0likes3CommentsChangelog for Report Builder?
Is there a changelog/release notes for Microsoft Report Builder? v15.1.30001.02 (released 7/2025) is at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=53613 Note: I got here from the product's File --> Options --> Resources --> "visit the Reporting Services forum" --> go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=847002 --> "Power BI forums/ Forums/ Get Help with Power BI/ Report Server".Solved2.6KViews0likes9CommentsPaginated Report, two columns of data, weird page breaks
Hi New-ish to PowerBi and especially new to paginated reports. I have an existing report that scrolled vertically for several pages (~30 tables or so). I wanted to present the tables side-by-side. I copied the one table, pasted it beside, then filtered each table based based on a counter % 2, so that the left column would show table 1, 3, 5, etc, and the right would show tables 2, 4, 6, etc. The design view looks like this: The challenge that comes is that the repeating row, the row that starts with "[Labcode2]", may span more than one page. This would be consistent for the whole report. Stated another way, each table in a single report has the same number of lab codes. I set a page break on the row group around the top row (where it says TEST RESULTS). I do this on both tables. When viewing the results in the report designer, the report looks exactly as I would like. When viewing as a PDF, the first pair of tables show correctly: The [Labcode2] group repeats, wraps to the next page, and the summary bit shows, then page breaks. The next page does not follow this behaviour: For some reason, the last row of [Labcode2] does not span to the next page, and pulls the summary section up into the first page - honestly making it look weird: 😛 (pardon the size - it was hard to get both side-by-side and show the weird breaking). There is no page break defined on the [Labcode2] repeating group. The only page break I can find defined is on the repeating group around TEST RESULTS. This only happens when the output is generated as PDF. My inexperience with report builder starts to show up here .. I have no idea how to approach this to fix it 🙂 Any help or dierction is appreciated.Solved927Views2likes2CommentsData from intune to create a dashboard
Good evening, I'm currently facing a challenge and I've been unable to make progress. I'm trying to model information from Intune in Power BI, but one of the requirements is that the configured policies don't have a direct relationship with the updated devices. I want to be able to click on a policy in my dashboard and see which devices have been updated, not just the count, but the specific devices. However, I'm not finding this information in the tables that Power BI exports. Could you provide some guidance? If there's a way to retrieve information about policies implemented according to dates, and how many and which devices were affected, I'd appreciate your assistance. Thank you.632Views0likes1CommentCreating a SSRS report into Power BI report builder (Paginated Report)
Hello, I am currently recreating an SSRS report in Power BI Report Builder (paginated report). I’ve completed most of the report, but I’m running into an issue with overlaying charts. To match the original SSRS design, I need to overlay three separate charts into a single visual: Chart 1: The main data trend Chart 2: The timestamp Chart 3: The event marker I’ve tried placing all three charts inside a rectangle to group and align them, but that hasn’t worked as expected. I’ve also tested a few other approaches but haven’t had any luck so far. If anyone has suggestions or best practices for overlaying multiple charts in Power BI Report Builder, I’d really appreciate your help or recommendations. I can’t attach the RDL here, but I can share the XML version if needed.Solved1.3KViews2likes4CommentsClarification on Correct Report Builder Version for On-Premise Power BI Report Server
Hello, I would like to request clarification regarding the correct version of Report Builder to use with an on-premise Power BI Report Server environment. Currently, there appear to be two different versions available, which has led to some confusion: Microsoft® Report Builder (link) This is the version suggested for download directly from our on-premise Power BI Report Server portal when a user tries to create or edit a report. However, I've noticed difficulties using shared data sources with SSO when working with this version. Microsoft® Power BI Report Builder (link) This is the version found through a general search for "Power BI Report Builder" and is described as being optimized for the Power BI service. Nevertheless, it appears to work with our on-premise server as well. Could you please confirm which version is the correct and officially supported one for an on-premise Power BI Report Server installation? Additionally, any advice regarding SSO with shared data sources would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. MarcoSolved2.1KViews0likes3CommentsIssue launching Report Builder after download
Hello all. I have been unable to launch PBI Report Builder since downloading it. I click it to launch the program, I get a spinning circle next to my curser, and no program starts. I want to test this application for use in my company alongside Power BI reports, using embedded paginated reports. I have uninstalled and redownloaded the program several times, both regularly and as an administrator. I have removed the temporary config file. A later version of .NET 4.7.2 is installed, and though I attempted to download the exact framework specified, I receive a message stating that I already have a more recent .NET installed. I've scanned and repaired my files through system file checker. My user profile doesn't appear to be corrupted, and to test this theory I'd have to go bug IT due to my limited access. This is the only application I am having this error with. The event viewer has errors for the KERNALBASE execution and .NET runtime. I will post the messages below. Faulting application name: PowerBIReportBuilder.exe, version: 15.7.1814.616, time stamp: 0xe0ff85d8 Faulting module name: KERNELBASE.dll, version: 10.0.22621.5037, time stamp: 0xa29a3610 Exception code: 0xe0434352 Fault offset: 0x000000000005ffbc Faulting process id: 0x0x759C Application: PowerBIReportBuilder.exe Framework Version: v4.0.30319 Description: The process was terminated due to an unhandled exception. Exception Info: System.MissingMethodException at Microsoft.ReportBuilder.Logging.LoggingService.ConfigureNLog() at Microsoft.ReportBuilder.Logging.LoggingService..ctor(Microsoft.ReportBuilder.Logging.Interfaces.ILoggingServiceConfiguration) at Microsoft.ReportDesigner.ReportDesigner..ctor() at Microsoft.ReportDesigner.ReportDesigner..ctor(Microsoft.ReportDesigner.AppArguments) at Microsoft.ReportDesigner.Program.Main(System.String[]) Seems like similar issues with no resolution have happened with this application as well. https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Desktop/Power-BI-Report-Builder-Won-t-Open/td-p/2844543Solved1.5KViews0likes2CommentsCalculated Day Factor in Report Builder
I currently have a Calculated Measure in a PBI Desktop report that I'm trying to replicate in a different report that's in "MS Report Builder". ClcFtpRtTd = VAR CurrentDate = MAX('TimeDeposits'[TapeDate]) VAR DaysInMonth = DAY(EOMONTH(CurrentDate, 0)) VAR DaysInYear = YEARFRAC(DATE(YEAR(CurrentDate), 1, 1), DATE(YEAR(CurrentDate), 12, 31)) * 365 VAR AdjustmentFactor = DaysInYear / DaysInMonth RETURN IFERROR((SUM('TimeDeposits'[CLC_Withdrawal]) / SUM('TimeDeposits'[AvgBook])) * AdjustmentFactor, 0) How do I go about replicating/translating the calculated measure from PBI Desktop to a MS Report Builder report?Solved892Views0likes2Comments