Drill Down Visuals PRO bundles from SAAS licenses, enterprise offers, or legacy AppSource bundle purchases can be licensed manually with a custom theme file. Follow this step-by-step guide to license your visuals and activate the PRO features.

Step 1: Locate your theme file

After your purchase, you will have received an e-mail from our support team with the purchase confirmation which also contains the custom theme file for licensing your visuals in Power BI. If you haven’t received your e-mail or you have lost it, please contact [email protected].

Step 2: License your visuals with the custom theme file

Once you have downloaded or located the .json file, follow these steps to add the theme file to Power BI and verify your license:

1. Select the View tab on the ribbon menu
2. Expand the theme window
3. Click Browse for themes to load the custom theme file.

Locate the custom theme file (usually in the Downloads folder) and press the Open button. The custom theme file contains the necessary key and hash to verify the license, so you can start using the PRO features of Drill Down Visuals. Due to Power BI limitations, you will have to repeat this process for every new report you create.

It is always recommended to apply the theme before adding any Drill Down Visuals to your report. However, if you’re using a report template and the visuals keep showing the trial message after importing the custom theme, you can troubleshoot that by opening the License Settings menu in the formatting pane and clicking Reset to Default. This action will clear these fields and override any value that might conflict with the custom theme’s key and hash.

Step 4: Add Drill Down Visuals to Power BI

Press the Download button on the AppSource product page to download the .pbiviz file. Afterwards, open Power BI and press the ellipsis icon in the Visualizations panel. Press Import a visual from a file and locate the file you just downloaded. The visual’s icon will appear in the list of visualizations.

Alternatively, press Get more visuals if you want to browse AppSource within Power BI and download the visual directly. Enter the name of the visual into the search bar, open the product page and press Add to download it.

Afterwards, you can import your dataset and start creating your report.