Hiding header and footer from Power BI Dashboard on D365 Dashboard

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Posted on by Megan V. Walker

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I have a Power BI Dashboard which I have added to a Dashboard in D365. Does anyone know of a way to hide the top and bottom items from showing in D365? It's more of an asthetics thing, I want it to fit nicely in the tile on the dashboard.

Here is the header which is showing (ignore the Net Promoter Score which is just the name of the Dashboard).

And here is the footer:

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RE: Hiding header and footer from Power BI Dashboard on D365 Dashboard

Hi Megan, thank you yes I saw it but want to know what to write in embed code to change footer before share on the web.
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RE: Hiding header and footer from Power BI Dashboard on D365 Dashboard

Hi Yasmine,

Yes, just scroll back up a few comments. I posted the resolution there.

Thanks
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RE: Hiding header and footer from Power BI Dashboard on D365 Dashboard

Can you show us the resolution please ? Thank you in advance
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RE: Hiding header and footer from Power BI Dashboard on D365 Dashboard

Hi Guillaume, I figured it out and posted the resolution. Looks like you posted your comment around the same time! :-)
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RE: Hiding header and footer from Power BI Dashboard on D365 Dashboard

Hi,

no it is not possible. The PowerBI Dashboard is like an Iframe, you can't do anything on it. Sorry
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RE: Hiding header and footer from Power BI Dashboard on D365 Dashboard

Figured this one out. Was user error.

Here is what I had done to add my Power BI report to a Power BI dashboard. I had created a new dashboard, then clicked on Add tile. From there, I had selected Media and chosen the Web content option.

I had then used the HTML code which can be used to embed on to a website which displayed the report.

What I should have done is used the Pin Live Page from the top of the report, and then added it to a new or existing dashboard. Looks beautiful now!!!