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5 TopicsReport Builder - XSLT DataTransform
Hello, we are currently migrating current SSRS solution to PowerBI paginated reports and we are struggling with XSLT transformations applied in a few reports. Does anyone have experience with XSLT in PBI? When I open a current report in Visual Studio, its DataTransform property links to an XSLT file. When I run the report and export an XML file, XSLT transformations apply without any issues and XML file is generated. When I open the same report in PBI Report Builder, its DataTransform property links to the same XSLT file. When I run the report and export an XML file, it throws an error. Am I missing something? According to this Microsoft Docs page that also applies to PBI Report Builder, one should be able to perform XSLT transformations even in Report Builder. Unfortunately, I was not able to find any information on the web nor this community forum. Last but not least, I am describing a local experience as it is currently not advisable to carry on with migration to PBI Service. Supposing I am able to solve this issue with your help, how does one publish an XSLT file into PBI Service? Thanks so much for any info!2KViews0likes2CommentsPBIRB Subscription to Folder
Is it possible to set up a subscription to a desktop folder? For example, can I create a PBIRB report and set up a subscription to export a PDF to a designated folder? I know older versions of Report Builder could do this, but I couldn't find an option for PBIRB. I tried looking through all the subscription settings and browsing online for an answer. I have a colleague who wants files saved to a specific folder daily. Alternative ideas are also welcome. Thank you!Solved2.6KViews0likes5CommentsDocumentMapLabel export Word in Table of Content
Hi, My customers want to build a table of contents when they export a Report (Power BI Report Builder) in Word. I see in Create-a-document-map-report-builder-and-ssrs and Exporting-to-microsoft-word-report-builder-and-ssrs that I can use DocumentMapLabel to do it. So i set a DocumentmapLabel at every elements, but when I export report in Word nothing happen. In navigation word find anything, and when I add a table of contents, word don't find any entry (it say : No table of contents entries were found). How can I solve this problem ? Thanks1.6KViews1like4CommentsWHERE Syntax Error - Query preparation failed. (Power BI Report Builder)
Hi, In Report Builder this statement works fine using ORDER BY : EVALUATE SUMMARIZECOLUMNS('ReferenceList'[Index],'ReferenceList'[Year], 'ReferenceList'[ClientType], 'ReferenceList'[Location], 'ReferenceList'[Project], 'ReferenceList'[Sector]) ORDER BY 'ReferenceList'[Location] ASC BUT when i try to filter on Location = 'Europe ' using the WHERE statement it produces an syntax error EVALUATE SUMMARIZECOLUMNS('ReferenceList'[Index],'ReferenceList'[Year], 'ReferenceList'[ClientType], 'ReferenceList'[Location], 'ReferenceList'[Project], 'ReferenceList'[Sector]) WHERE 'ReferenceList'[Location] = 'Europe' TITLE: Power BI Report Builder ------------------------------ Query preparation failed. ------------------------------ ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Query (1, 180) The syntax for '<ccon>WHERE</ccon>' is incorrect. (<ccon>EVALUATE SUMMARIZECOLUMNS('ReferenceList'[Index],'ReferenceList'[Year], 'ReferenceList'[ClientType], 'ReferenceList'[Location], 'ReferenceList'[Project], 'ReferenceList'[Sector]) WHERE 'ReferenceList'[Location] = 'Europe'</ccon>). (Microsoft Analysis Services) ------------------------------ BUTTONS: OK ------------------------------ Help is appreciated Thanks2.6KViews0likes2Comments