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ChristianSteven Software announced last week the new release of their PBRS Version 4.0. This update to their revolutionary PBRS software offers several industry-leading enhancements as well as resolved issues from the previous release. These enhancements, including the ability to schedule Power BI Paginated Reports, further cements PBRS as the most sought-after Power BI Reports Scheduler in the industry.
PBRS – The Ultimate Power BI Automation Solution
As the number one SSRS and Power BI Reports Scheduler, PBRS is a software specifically designed to save users time and money. It allows for easy automation of the filtering, distribution & delivery of SSRS and Power BI Reports & Dashboards, both in the cloud and on-premise.
The latest update release includes several unique enhancements that the industry has been eagerly awaiting. In addition to scheduling Power BI Paginated Reports, this release will also allow users to import Parameters from a Power BI Paginated Report URL and preview a Power BI Paginated Report from the main screen as well as in wizards and properties. There are also added abilities in the Excel Data Only Format including specifying which columns and rows to summarize as well as the Column Custom Format for Power BI Reports.
This update also resolves a few issues present from previous releases. These issues include FTP destination, PBIRS Reports with Email Image Embedded, check for updates, and local backup not working as expected, as well as a fix for deleting records from a database using an event-based schedule.
Why You Should Be Using Power BI Paginated Reports
Companies these days are in an incredible position of having all the data they need right at their fingertips to make intelligent, informed business decisions. The problem, however, is that this data can often be overwhelming to analyze in its raw form. Power BI Paginated Reports are the answer. They are designed to consolidate specified data in an easy-to-read format and specifically created to be printed and shared. The formatting of these reports allows them to be easily viewed on a page, hence the term “paginated”.
Power BI Paginated Reports may have numerous benefits to your business, but currently, these reports can only be run manually. This is where the new PBRS update comes in. With the latest release, you now have the ability to schedule Power BI Paginated Reports. You will simply need to set your desired parameters once, and you will then have easy to read paginated reports created for you at the intervals you choose. Once the reports have been created, you then have the ability to share them with anyone who needs to see the data – regardless of their Power BI licensing.
ChristianSteven Software – the Leader in Automated BI Reports
With over 1,000 clients in 47 countries, ChristianSteven Software is committed to a culture where they put people first – their customers, their employees & their partners. They specialize in Data Analytics, Business Intelligence, reporting, report distribution, report scheduling, dashboards & automating business processes. From scheduled BI report delivery to browser-based Data Analytics & mobile-enabled dashboards, the success of their customers comes from ChristianSteven Software’s proprietary business process automation experience & know-how that leverages business rules, workflows & instant notification capabilities built right into their Business Intelligence, Data Analytics & report distribution solutions.
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