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[SharePoint] How to Embed a Power BI Report, Form or Document to SharePoint Online


Assumption: User has full control access in SharePoint. 

Level: Beginner

Embedding a Power BI Report to SharePoint

1. On the upper right corner of the SharePoint page, click Edit.

2. Hover the mouse over the center and click the plus button. Click on Embed option from the list.

3. The navigation pane on the right will display a text box where you can put the website address or the embed code of your Power BI report.

4. In your Power BI report, click Share. Select Embed report > SharePoint online.

5. Copy the Embed code for SharePoint.

6. Paste the Embed code in the text box and click Republish.


Embedding a Microsoft Form

1. Follow the instructions number 1 to 3 above.
2. In your Microsoft Form, click Share located on the upper right corner of the page.
3. Click the 'Embed' icon and copy the link.


4. Go to SharePoint and paste the embed code.
5. Click Republish.

Embedding an Excel or a Document File

For excel and word document file, just simply copy and paste the link of the file in the text box and click Republish.

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