Resize a Power BI report in Confluence

To resize a Power BI report in Confluence, open the Power BI macro's configuration and set Height and Width. Height defaults to 450px and is the one you usually need to raise, because a taller report is cut off rather than scrolled. Width defaults to 100% and can be narrower than the page column but never wider.

#Before you start

• You can edit the page, and the macro already shows the report.

• Know roughly how tall the report page is in Power BI. A typical 16:9 report page needs about 56% of its width in height.

#Steps

1. Edit the page, select the Power BI macro and open its configuration.

2. Type a new Height, for example 700px. A bare number such as 700 is read as pixels.

3. If you want it narrower than the column, type a Width such as 800px or 60%.

4. Watch the preview, adjust until the whole report shows, then publish the page.

#What happens next

The frame takes the new size. It never grows past the page column, and it is never shorter than 200 pixels. The frame itself does not scroll: Power BI handles any scrolling inside the report.

#If it does not work

• The report still fills the column after setting a pixel width: the value is wider than the column, so it is capped. See Pixel width was set on the macro but the report still fills the whole column.

• The bottom of the report is cut off: raise Height. See Report is cut off or too short.

• For a better fit, set the report's page view in Power BI to Fit to width before you copy the link.

#Related

The whole report, no awkward scroll bars.