Linking Gateway API Support to Paginated Reports

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Parameters, Header/Footer, and More in the Paginated Reporting Experience (Preview)
One of the latest Power BI updates for July is the introduction of a new experience for paginated reports generated by web users. This update not only brings a new look and feel, but also several additional features. You can now set parameters, headers, footers, and page numbers in your reports. This update will be rolling out in the coming weeks, so check back if you don't see it yet.

As you select fields, they will be displayed in the “Editor” along with a “Preview” of the report using sample data. You can move the table around within the “Editor” and the changes will be reflected in the preview.

You have the option to add a header, footer, text australia telegram data box, or image. To insert a footer, select “Insert” and then “Footer.”


You can include a text box, an image, a page number, and/or a timeline. You can also decide whether to display the footer and header on the first and last page.

To exit the footer, click “Exit.” Once in the body of the report, you can click “Create Parameter.” This will allow you to create a report that requires the reader to enter one or more values ​​to view it.

When you click “Create Parameter,” it will appear at the top of the “Preview” section of the screen. You can show or hide the parameter by clicking “Parameters” on the preview ribbon.