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Anonymous
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Embedding to a website

Hello. I am trying to embed two dashboard reports on my website. I have PowerBi Government and the data is publicly available.

 

When I get the embed link for website and add it to my website, it requires users to sign in to view it on my webpage.

 

I am trying to allow anyone to view this dashboard as it's government information - even regular people who don't know what PowerBi is. They are not trying to edit it or do any manipulation. Through looking through help sites, it appears that I will need PowerBi Premium to post it on my website and let anyone look at it - is that true? I would be unable to purchase Premium, as I am the only one in my organization using PowerBi in this way, so a 5,000/month subscription cannot be justified. Is there a workaround? We have software developers on staff.

 

Many thanks. 

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Hi  @Anonymous ,

 

I'm guessing you're using "Embeded " not "Publish to web",pls follow the right steps as below:

Go to Service>open a report>go to the top left corner>"file">"publish to web":(pls note: select "publish to web" not "embeded")

Annotation 2020-06-09 094653.png

Then take steps as follows:

STEP 1STEP 1STEP 2STEP 2

 

Step 3Step 3

Finally you will get an embeded code,this code is public which doesnt require users to login in.Just share the link with the users.

 

 

Best Regards,
Kelly
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mussaenda
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hi @Anonymous ,

 

Have you tried to publish it  from online before embedding it?

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Anonymous
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@mussaenda Yes, that's what I have been doing. It requires users to sign into PowerBi accounts to view the reports. 

lbendlin
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Have you considered the "publish to web"  alternative? or is embedding an absolute requirement?

Anonymous
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It is "published to the web" in that I took it from my Desktop version and shared publish to web and it's now in my workspace. Is that what you mean? I am trying to share with an audience on my website. I must be confused. Thank you for your help.

Hi  @Anonymous ,

 

The "publish" in desktop means publishing the .pbix file to Service,not to Web,as for "publish to web",it is a sharing option in Service.

Here is the link.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/collaborate-share/service-publish-to-web

 

 

Best Regards,
Kelly
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Anonymous
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@v-kelly-msft Hello, yes, I understand that. I think the direction of this forum got confused with the above user's post.

 

I am embedding using the link in the online PowerBi service which I come across after publishing from the desktop version to the online service. However, when users on my website try to view the dashboard reports, they must sign in. 

Hi  @Anonymous ,

 

I'm guessing you're using "Embeded " not "Publish to web",pls follow the right steps as below:

Go to Service>open a report>go to the top left corner>"file">"publish to web":(pls note: select "publish to web" not "embeded")

Annotation 2020-06-09 094653.png

Then take steps as follows:

STEP 1STEP 1STEP 2STEP 2

 

Step 3Step 3

Finally you will get an embeded code,this code is public which doesnt require users to login in.Just share the link with the users.

 

 

Best Regards,
Kelly
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Yes, never mind. Looks like they have removed the "Publish to Web"  option from Power BI Desktop. I don't use that option so I didn't notice the removal.

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