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Thanks,
As to your second question, you can use below formula to create two calculate tables:
Table1 = CALCULATETABLE ( TableName, TableName, LEFT ( TableName[Name], 1 ) >= "A" && LEFT ( TableName[Name], 1 ) <= "M" ) Table2 = CALCULATETABLE ( TableName, TableName, LEFT ( TableName[Name], 1 ) >= "L" && LEFT ( TableName[Name], 1 ) <= "Z" )
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Yuliana Gu
Hey,
currently there is no possibility available to print a table / slicer that exceeds the boundaries of the visualization in Power BI not to mention a scheduled "print" let's say to a pdf document.
To overcome this limitation I use the "Power BI Publisher for Excel" Excel add-in that you can find here
https://www.microsoft.com/en-US/download/details.aspx?id=50729
I have to admit that the name sounds a little bit strange, but this tool allows me to connect to a dataset / report in my Power BI service from within Excel.
What I'm doing or recommend if I want to print a table / slicer. I use the Publisher to connect to my dataset / report build a pivot table and then print the pivot from excel. Seems funny, but it works.
Hope this helps!
Tom
Hi Tom,
I am the admin for a few Workspaces but none seems to be able to connect, could you enlighten what'd be the possible underlying issues?
To your suggested approach, will that be the same if we were to export to Excel from the BI visual and pivot from there?
Kindly assist. Thank you!
Jacob
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