The one thing I’ve always waited on for SSRS and power bi reports is a css/style library, so we could pre-define our corporate styles and then apply them to our reports. That would be a game changer for reporting.
With the complicated things we build (full financial statements, operational dashboards) I still have to use Report Builder. (Tablixes, advanced groups etc.). Do you ever build those types of projects, Patrick?
It still is missing a lot of basic features I would need to find it useful. That said, I can see the vision with it and it could be a game changer down the road for everyday business users.
Patrick, I really like your mantra. Not Lazy, just very efficient! Bam. I started using it with my team at work. And, I tend to forward your vids to others. I want us all to stay sharp and grow together. Happ Sat, dude
Sorry I didn't see this sooner. It is SO MUCH BETTER than slogging through that desktop interface for paginated reports. Guy in a Cube, you reduced my learning curve significantly!
The problem that this report when embedding it in another Power BI report is that it does not interact with the rest of the visual objects, nor does it even create field parameters for filtering. These low-code paginated reports are still missing a lot.
Hi Patrick, I love your videos! Would you create a video about how to run paginated report from inside power bi - with optional parameters, multi select parameters and with shared datasets as data source (so Dax is used to build queries, not SQL like in most tutorials). Ideally, the users should pass power bi slicer values to parameters, while paginated report parameters stay hidden. Ty
Cool. Report Builder for PBI was the entry level SSRS Report Builder with PBI publishing plugins. This is a webtools version for business analysts to play with and pretend they understand their data. So when will developers get support for paginated reports in a reporting development app like PBI desktop or Visual Studio?
It is great feature, what I am missing in Power BI is the option to use multiple columns in Matrix visual (not in hierarchical way). Hope Microsoft thinks about it
This is what I've been waiting for, But there is a bigger question, When will the Paginated Reports support dynamic images? :D Because reporting requires many images, not only the numbers.
Do you think it will be possible to create non-tabular paginated reports soon (like in SSRS or ReportBuilder) for things like invoices, contracts, salary pay-slips, etc? Thanks for the video, it was great !
I have a challenging question! Is it possible to perform dynamic operations between columns where column came from different table and the table is on different filters. To be more specific, the table content is exactly the same in the beginning. What makes them different is the filters (manually click). These two tables can joined together and perform operations between columns but i want the operations to be dynamic like it's subject to change when i play with the slicers.
Let me ask a different question - Why would I want to create a paginated report if I'm not printing it out? For most if not almost all cases, a Matrix, even a complex one, is enough.
We use paginated reports to let the users export data (Mateix and tables PowerBI visuals have limited the number of rows that can export), while paginated reporta don't have that limitation - the limit would be the Excel maximim rows if they export to Excel, or no limot if they export to csv
@@martasanpedrogainza7140 ok, makes total sense. Actualy you got me thinking that I might come across this limitation in my upcoming project so i'll have to use the paginated report. Thanks a mil.
Hi Patrick, When I created the email subscription of the paginated report that was created in the workspace; it kept the source table name on the column header. How to get that corrected. I don't need to show the entire table name on my column headers. When I view the report, it doesn't show that but when I received on email, it has the long name on column headers. Thank you,
Is that possible to create charts in paginated reports? I can see it is not possible doing that on Power BI Online. But Can I do this on Report Builder?
Hello Patrick, We used to work with SQL Server reporting services on premises, we have developed more than a hundred paginated reports we want to evolve towards an Azure version. Which is the simplest way to achieve this goal. We hope to access with an Azure active directory account and above all the possibility of migrating or directly injecting our paginated reports in Power bi service in Azure is this possible?
Q: Our users want to slice and dice information in report and dump that data into a CSV which is then used as input for a new business process. They are not just looking for insights - they want to do something about it. The 150K rows limitation is a problem for that. What’s more our reports are in DirectQuery mode because we can’t replicate / ingest billions of rows into a PBI datasets - I’m sure we’re not alone here with this need - helo!
I still think that report builder will stay until they migrate the pixel-perfect properties Pane online for the many demanding customers who are very picky on presentation and also publish the reports in a governed way. I want version control for paginated reports like the power bi desktop has now
Its too basic and trivial. Original designer supports much more complex layouts including multiple sessions, grouping and layers. Also you have 100% control of report interactions based on lots os properties.. service doesn't support professional design
I really like all the features of Power BI. But holy crap the licensing - what a freaking mess. I don't want to develop anything in power bi for fear of making something that requires a lever we are not paying for. Great tool, but wow, who is in charge of the licensing mess at MS.
It has been seven months since this video has been published. I found this feature a bit amusing due to its lack of features. I’m not gonna start listing what is missing. I can simply tell you that pretty much all of it is missing and since the seven months of the publication of this video, no new features have been added to this. Just sayin’
The right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing. This was available for at least 4 months, maybe longer. Pretty late for a dedicated PBI channel. The tool itself is primitive. Almost useless. Only the simplest use cases can be solved by this. IMHO failing to mention its limitations do not add to credibility of this channel.
