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21 TopicsHow to embed a Power BI report into a web application
Hi everyone, I'm asking for some help to understand how to embed a Power BI report into a web application that the development team is building for the client. I'm currently working on a Power BI report that will later be embedded into the client's web application (so it will be private, not public). What do I need to do on the Power BI side to allow the report to be embedded? Please note: - The website is accessed through Single Sign-On (SSO). - We have capacity premium. - Users will already be logged into the web application. - They should be able to view the report as soon as they click on the "Dataplatform" section. Thank you very much for your support!Solved7.7KViews2likes7CommentsRelationships Break When Server Refreshes
Hello All, I'm reposting this as I did not get any feasable solutions and I'm pretty sure this topic went stale. Also, I'm using the May Desktop and Server edition of PBI. I've got this really strange issue that only rears it's head when viewing my dahsboard from the report server. A few of my tables have a dynamic X axis, where I can select how I want to view my axis from a slicer drop down. I've done this by adding an index column to my source data and creating a reference table from it. Next, I unpivoted the columns in the reference table that I want shown in my slicer drop down. I create a relationship between the two tables using the Index as the bridge and it's cross filtering in both directions (pic1). The slicer dropdown field has the ref table "attributes" and the chart axis field contains the "values" from the ref table. Boom, it works as expected in PBI Desktop. Great! Here is a pic showing what it looks like and using a page level filter to prove that the data is filtering correctly (pic 2 & 3). However, when I publish it to the server and it refreshes the relationships go haywire and I get funky data when filtered (pic 4) ie. When page level filter is for West, Visual should only show the West Divison, not all. (Just to clarify, the relationships look fine in the server after publishing until I give it a refresh.) The next thing I do is click "edit in PBI Desktop" and once it's on my desktop, what do you know, all the realtionships are fixed again and the report functions as intended without me doing anything. So why are the relationships getting skewed in the report server, but get fixed automaticaly once I pull the report into the Desktop app? I can asume something with the indexes is going off the rails during the refresh, but then why the automatic fix once pulling the report into the desktop app. Can anyone please provide me with some insight on this issue i'm having? Relationship set up: Finished Product Works in Desktop App Does not work when server refreshes3KViews2likes5CommentsIs there a way to display a category count as "less than #" if the count is less than a value?
Hello wonderful BI-ers, I am working with FERPA protected data and cannot display the count of a demographic category if the count is very small, because the person/people in that category might be able to be identified. So instead, I want to display the count of a category as "less than 5" if the count is less than five, but retain the numeric count values for categories where the count is over five. This count would be in a tooltip. In other words: when I hover over a column in my bar chart, I want to display a text value if the count is under a threshold, and a numeric value if the count is over a threshold. Here is a sample of the data (not actual numbers): Year Race Count 2020 White 189 2020 Black 27 2020 Asian 89 2020 Other 2 2019 White 234 2019 Black 54 2019 Asian 4 2019 Other 6 So in this case, when I hover over the bar for [Year=2020 Race=Other], and [Year=2019 Race=Asian], Instead of the tooltip displaying "2" and "4" respecively, I see "Less than 5" (or "< 5"). I have a tooltip set up right now displaying counts in categories, what I'm asking is about displaying those values as text based on a condition. Is this possible?Solved1.6KViews0likes2CommentsNone of gateway instances within this cluster are connected.
I am getting this error and can't figure out how to fix it. We have a backup gateway that is connected to a laptop and that one is working fine. But we can't get the cluster gateway to work again. What do we do? How do we get a gateway online? None of gateway instances within this cluster are connected. Please find more details below about specific errors for each gateway instance.Hide details Activity ID: 4da1f484-3825-470d-accc-cf3126b983e0 Request ID: ca70f4cd-7b6c-ad84-8234-2a58f5186acb Cluster URI: https://wabi-us-central-a-primary-redirect.analysis.windows.net/ Status code: Time: Wed Apr 27 2022 06:57:16 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time) Service version: 13.0.18129.59 Client version: 2204.3.11090-train Motomentum Gateway 1: The gateway is either offline or could not be reached.553Views0likes1CommentPower BI Report Server without SQL Database
Hi All, I have a client who wants their Power BI reporting to be on Premises. I am aware that there are two options in terms of licensing (Power BI Premium or SQL Server Enterprise Edition with Software Assurance). Question 1: If we purchase a Power BI Premium License, do we still need to buy/set up a SQL Server Database? Question 2: The source of their data is SharePoint lists (also on prem). Can this be connected to with the report server version of Power BI Desktop? If we are connecting to SharePoint lists do we still need a SQL server database if we choose the Premium route? Question 3: I'm wondering, why purchase premium if you need to purchase SQL anyway, or have I misunderstood the setup? Thank you CoWSolved1.3KViews0likes1CommentBuild fact tables from RDBMS table
I want to let my Power BI sit on top of our SSAS in which we are designing cubes with facts and dimension. Base is an OLTP DB where we are going to extract all the data with the SSIS and then create facts and dimensions. In this case I have a registration table which looks like this: id date_reg_start process1_type date_finished_process1 process2_type date_finished_process2 date_reg_finished 1 25-05-2021 type1 25-05-2021 type1 28-05-2021 28-05-2021 2 26-05-2021 type23 28-05-2021 type9 3 27-05-2021 type1 4 27-05-2021 5 If someone start the registration the date_reg_start is set in the OLTP table. After that, if the user starts a type of process1 the type1 is set. If he finishes it, the date is set in the same row. the same procedure with process2. If process2 got completed, the registration_finish date will be set. So, how will be look like the fact tables based on this oltp-registration table?Solved784Views0likes1CommentI just able to see the tooltip of the first graph in each report page
Hi, I'm just able to see the tooltip of the first graph on each page in my report in the web browser while all appear fine in the desktop version. First graph tooltip: All other graphs: Knowing that this issue didn't exist in the past. Can someone please help to find the issue?1.3KViews0likes4Comments