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130 TopicsNavigate Between Multiple Power BI Report Server Reports Inside Power BI Mobile App
Hello everyone, We are using Power BI Mobile with an on-premises Power BI Report Server. We have multiple Power BI reports, and we would like users to navigate from one report to another using buttons inside the reports. For example: Report 1 → Report 2 → Report 3 Our goal is to keep the navigation inside the Power BI Mobile app. Currently, when we use the normal Power BI Report Server report URL in a button, the link may open through the mobile web browser instead of opening the target report directly inside the Power BI Mobile app. Is there an officially supported way to navigate between different Power BI Report Server reports while staying inside the Power BI Mobile app? For example, is there a supported deep link, URL format, or another navigation method specifically for on-premises Power BI Report Server? Please note that we are using Power BI Report Server (on-premises), not the Power BI Service. Thank you for your help.63Views0likes1CommentNeed a suggestion
How can I publish all my Power BI reports to a single landing page that serves as a centralized analytics hub, where each module contains different reports and sub‑categories, and ensure that end users can securely sign in to view only the modules relevant to their role through role‑based access control?Solved39Views0likes2CommentsReference label text of Card visualization is cut-off.
When a Card visual uses Reference labels, the label text and value text are cut off. The upper portion of the text (about 10%) is clipped. This issue occurs on mobile devices in both the Power BI mobile app and mobile web browsers. The same problem occurs on both iOS and Android.56Views0likes2CommentsPower BI Mobile View - Copying format from one report to another
I have the template for the mobile view. I want to copy and paste the formatting into the mobile views of separate reports. When I try to Ctrl+A, Ctrl+C, and then Ctrl+V into the empty mobile view nothing happens. Is there a way to make this work? I don't want to manually put in the same format across many reports.Solved4.7KViews2likes9Commentsundefined
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With this release, we are happy to add a preview of Q&A capabilities to our Power BI iOS app. With a unique chat-like experience that's tailor-made for natural language, you can ask questions about your data and receive answers in the form of charts and graphs directly on your mobile device. Read more in this dedicated article We are waiting for your feedback! Reply this thread with your questions, features suggestions, or any other general feedback.72KViews12likes13CommentsUsers can access dashboard on desktop but are asked for license on mobile
Hi all, I have users in my org who can see the dashboards we published on desktop power bi with no issues. However, when trying to open the dashboard within the power bi mobile app, the same users were prompted that they needed a pro license. Is there a separate license needed for mobile users? Or do I need to have the app associated with our workspace somehow? Is there a way around this without buying more pro licenses for everyone? We have a premium workspace already.Solved4.1KViews0likes6CommentsCopying cell values from mobile layout
Hello, friends. I am making my first app with the mobile layout, and phone numbers are a central piece. From my research it is evident that creating a hyperlink for phone call similar to that of "mailto:" for emails is unavailable within Power BI, so users will be required to extract the relevant phone number from the report. However, I cannot find a good solution. It seems that the only way is to use a visual that can be shown as a table and copy the cell value from there, which is rather unpractical and limiting - for instance, this workaround does not work with multi row cards or Cards (new). (Edit: it works with Cards (new) if the values are in their own card, but not as reference labels - might be the best solution thus far) Any suggestions on how I can make it easy for users to copy values such as phone numbers? I would be surprised if this is not a common design requirement for the mobile layout view. All the best and thank you for replies.7.3KViews0likes4CommentsPower BI Geolocation of mobile cell phone of user
I am looking to create a Power BI report that our team can use on their mobile device to see what accounts are closest. I need the Power BI report on the app to see the user's phone location on a map and show them what accounts are within 1 mile of them. Is this possible? How do I set up where it uses the phone's location. I have a list of all accounts, addresses, City, State, Zip, Lat, Long. We have accounts in huge cities like Chicago/New York, so I need them to see what accounts are closest by the mile, so .2miles, .5miles, etc. I watched this video, but I am not looking for a team member to be assigned to the account; I want anyone in the company to use this app.Solved6.1KViews0likes4Comments