The results of the calculated column should look like: Since we’ll be writing this with DAX where text strings are specified with double quotes, we’ll use single quotes in our HTML. Also, our URL needs to be surrounded by quotation marks, either single or double. The desired output will look as follows:Ī couple of things to note about the syntax… “src” stands for source and is the URL that we would like to show. We want to create a calculated column that will put our URLs into the proper HTML format starting and ending with iframe tags. For embedding a website, we are going to use the and tags, designed specifically for showing an HTML document inside of another HTML document. For example, if you wanted to specify how the body of a web page should look, you would type:Īs you can see, the tag declares the start of the body section while the signifies the end. Firstly, an element specifies what should show up on the page and is usually indicated by a starting and closing tag. We can leverage this functionality and embed websites using the HTML “iframe” element.
EMBED IFRAME IN POWERPOINT WEB CODE
This visual takes HTML code and transforms it into a visual format, indicative of what you would see on a website. To load it into the report, simply click the ellipses in the visuals pane and select “Import from marketplace.” Search for the HTML viewer and press “Add.” To make the magic happen, we need to employ the help of the HTML Viewer custom visual available on the Custom Visual Marketplace. I also included a fake number of “Pageviews” to add some numerical data into the mix. I grabbed a blog post URL from each of these websites and threw it into Power BI. It is made up of three of my favorite Power BI blogs including P3 Adaptive, Excelerator BI, and SQLBI. Here’s a quick look at a data set that I compiled. My initial instinct was “Of course! But how?” It turns out that this is very easy to do with a little bit of HTML code inside of a calculated column! Without further ado, let’s jump into it. A little while ago I was wondering to myself if it was possible to embed a website inside of a Power BI report. There always seems to be a solution no matter the task at hand.
It’s sometimes difficult to find things that Power BI can’t do.
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