Power BI Desktop: Looping Through Filters to Export

[bkxn226]

I have a report that I made in Power BI Desktop.  I want to export to PDF for all 50 filters.  Would I have to do this one by one and then combine or is there a much more efficient way?

I've done some research and have seen that there is a report builder, but I was wondering if there is a way to do this without report builder, as I am a Power BI Pro user and I use postgres database, both of which it seems is not supported.  I believe using the API would require setting up an expensive capacity as well.

Thank you in advance

[parry2k]

@bkxn226 yes you need Premium for Report builder, or you can enable Premium Per User which is in preview and it is free at this point but we don't know what the will be the price for this, so that is the risk of using Premium Per User.

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[parry2k]

@bkxn226 there is no way to do it in Power BI Desktop, you have to do it manually one by one or yes, use Power BI Report Builder.

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[bkxn226]

I'm confused from my research if Report Builder to accomplish what I said above requires Premium capacity, even if I run it locally.