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Export To File from Power BI with Filters

Introduction: 

In this blog we will understand the action "Export to File from PowerBI report". Power BI has options to Export the Report in PPT or PDF format, however if you need the Report to be uploaded to SharePoint or send as email using a flow, you can use the Export to File from PowerBI report action in power automate.

Explanation:

The Export To File for Power BI Reports has below parameters-

Workspace- In dropdown you will see the workspace options, if you are the owner of report or if report is shared with you, you will see the report in "My workspace".

Report- Select the report from the dropdown, it will show all reports that you have access to in the workspace

Export Format can be PDF, PPTX or PNG

You can add further details like Bookmark, locale, etc.
Another main parameter is Filter- if the main report is not filtered but you need the exported one to be based on a filter you can add the filter as Table/fieldname eq 'value'

Please Note that the table and field(column)name is case sensitive and should be the one given in Power BI Report.
Example if you want to filter the report on Contact and you have the field CONTACTID under ALLCONTACTS table of Power BI, then your filter will be ALLCONTACTS/CONTACTID eq 'contact record id you wanna compare with'

Also, in case your table or column name has special characters they will be replaced with given options-

The Output of this action is File Content which can be used to create a file on SharePoint or as attachment content to send in an email.



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