You can browse the link right now to see the report in browserįor browsing the report, you don’t need to login to Power BI service.
You can also choose the size of the screen for the embed code.
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Click on Create embed code below.īecause this is all about sharing a report and apparently the data in the report, you will be informed again to check confidentiality of the data and report and make sure you are sharing the content that is not harmful for an organization or someone when it is viewable for the public.Īfter clicking on Publish above, you will see the embed code plus a link to share through email if you want. Then you will be informed about this feature in a message box that mentions this step will create a link and embed code for you to share with the world through a website or even email. Once you opened the report, click on File menu option and choose to Publish to Web. And there click on the report (not dashboard). All you need to do is first deploy or publish the report into Power BI website or service. They won’t be able to edit the report, but they will see the report, and the report will be fully interactive for them so they can highlight items, select slicers, and drill down. This simple feature will enable everyone to access the report. Publish to web allows you to create an embedded code for Power BI report, and use that code in a web page. What if you want to share it with the public through the web? Let’s say you want everyone to see the report and play with it (with all interactive features that you have in Power BI). Once you published your Power BI report into Power BI Service (or website), then you can share it with others through creating a dashboard, or workspaces in Power BI. If you like to learn more about Power BI read Power BI online book from Rookie to Rock Star. Some questions also about this feature answered through the content of this post. In this post, you will learn how easy is to share your report with the public through a web page which can be your blog post, and HTML page, or any other web pages. So in this post, I’ll explain Publish to Web, and in next posts, you’ll learn about Power BI embedded, and their differences. It will be a very long post if you want to learn about both Power BI Embedded and Publish to the web and compare them here. In this post, you will learn about this feature more in details, and you will learn this feature is, and how it is a difference with Power BI Embedded. However, it has some disadvantages as well. Publish to the web is an easy way of sharing for public data. Yes, you read that right, with this method you can share Power BI content with users who even don’t have a Power BI account. Publish to Web is another way of sharing Power BI content which is free.
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Users need to be either Power BI Pro or free accounts under Power BI premium capacity. All of the methods that we talked about before (Dashboard Sharing, Workspaces, and Power BI Apps) need paid power bi subscriptions for consuming reports. You’ve learned about three different ways of sharing content in Power BI so far.
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