1. Open your Power BI report
Open Chrome and navigate to the Power BI report you want to display.
Sign in using an authorized account and confirm that the report loads correctly.
Check that the report is readable at the TV's resolution.
Want to keep a Power BI report visible on a large screen in your office?
You can open your Power BI reports in Chrome on a computer connected to your TV. If you need to display several reports, Tab Rotator can automatically switch between the browser tabs.
This approach is useful for teams that want to monitor multiple reports without manually switching between them.
Get Tab Rotator for ChromeTab Rotator automates browser navigation between tabs. It does not replace Power BI's reporting, authentication, or licensing features.
Open Chrome and navigate to the Power BI report you want to display.
Sign in using an authorized account and confirm that the report loads correctly.
Check that the report is readable at the TV's resolution.
If you need to display multiple reports, open each report in a separate Chrome tab.
For example, your display might include sales performance, marketing analytics, operations performance, and financial reporting.
Confirm that each report can be accessed by the account used for the display.
Install Tab Rotator from the Chrome Web Store.
Select the tabs or URLs you want to rotate and choose how long each report should remain visible.
Start rotation and verify that Chrome switches between the reports correctly.
Tab Rotator supports automatic page refresh, which can help reload reports periodically.
However, refreshing a page is not the same as refreshing the underlying Power BI dataset. Data freshness depends on your Power BI configuration, dataset refresh schedule, connection type, and report behavior.
Test your reports before choosing a refresh interval. Frequent reloads may interrupt loading or authentication.
Configure the computer to remain powered on.
Prevent unwanted sleep where appropriate.
Set Chrome to open when the computer starts if supported by your environment.
Test sign-in persistence and recovery after a restart.
Use fullscreen mode for a cleaner presentation.
Power BI authentication, organizational security policies, and session expiration may affect unattended displays.
Yes. If the reports are accessible in Chrome, Tab Rotator can be used to cycle between their browser tabs.
The extension does not provide a native Power BI integration or bypass access restrictions. Your reports must remain accessible under the applicable Microsoft permissions and policies.
Yes. Open the reports in Chrome and use a tab-rotation tool to automate switching between them.
That depends on both the report's data-refresh behavior and the browser page-refresh configuration. Reloading a report does not guarantee that its underlying data has been refreshed.
Tab Rotator includes startup and recovery features intended for unattended displays. Nevertheless, reliability depends on the computer, browser, network, authentication, and the reports themselves. Test your exact configuration before deployment.
No. Power BI remains responsible for reporting, data visualization, permissions, and data access. Tab Rotator only automates the browser display workflow.
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