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Author, validate, publish, and test Power BI paginated reports in the RDL format. Automatically invoke when the user mentions "paginated report", "RDL", ".rdl", "Report Builder", "Power BI Report Builder", "SSRS report", "PBIRS", "Power BI Report Server", or asks to "create a paginated report", "build an invoice/statement report", "make a print-perfect report", "connect a paginated report to a semantic model", "edit an RDL file", "publish an .rdl", or "render a paginated report to PDF/Excel".

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Paginated Reports (RDL)

A paginated report is a print-faithful, multi-page document (invoice, statement, operational list, regulatory filing) defined by a single .rdl XML file. The .rdl is plain, hand-editable, diff-friendly XML holding everything: data sources, datasets, parameters, page setup, layout, and expressions. Power BI Report Builder is a Windows GUI over this same XML, so a coding agent edits the artifact directly.

This skill teaches the RDL format and its unwritten rules, how to connect to data, the rendering quirks, and a dev loop that confirms a report actually renders. It is the home for everything RDL. For interactive screen-first reports (PBIR), use reports:create-pbi-report instead; see "Is paginated the right tool?" in references/report-structure.md. This is for Power BI paginated reports (the Power BI service / Fabric), not classic SSRS; the format is shared but the environment differs (see references/differences-with-ssrs.md).

Before building: interview the user

A paginated report is a fixed-format document where the data source, parameters, and delivery target are expensive to change later. Before authoring anything, run a requirements interview using references/questionnaire.md. Treat it as a dynamic, two-way conversation, not a form: research the data source yourself (inspect it, run candidate DAX, read a similar example), bring concrete options and a quick Enter Data draft for the user to react to, and follow the threads that matter rather than reading a fixed list. Settle the essentials (purpose, data source, target workspace and capacity), reflect back a short brief, then build against it and refine the rest as the draft takes shape.

Three rules that prevent most breakage

Element order is load-bearing in practice. Report Builder and the report processor's reader expect the conventional order and fail to load out-of-order children with no useful error (the failure is from the processor, not schema validation, so an XSD validator will not reliably catch a reorder). Preserve the documented order when editing. This is the number-one cause of a broken hand-authored .rdl.
Validate after every structural edit. Run scripts/validate_rdl.py <file.rdl> to catch order, name-collision, tablix-count, reference, and unit errors before publishing. A clean pass plus a successful render is the bar for "done".
Reuse a template, do not hand-type from scratch. The verbose XML (charts especially) is error-prone to write by hand. Copy the closest assets/*.rdl starter and change the data source, query, fields, and layout. Regenerate rd:ReportID to a fresh GUID when copying.

Workflow

1. Pick a starting template       assets/enter-data-starter.rdl | semantic-model-starter.rdl | sql-starter.rdl
2. Iterate layout offline          edit XML; keep an Enter Data dataset so no live source is hit
3. Validate                        python3 scripts/validate_rdl.py report.rdl
4. Wire the real data source       swap <DataSource>/<DataSet><Query>; keep field names so layout is untouched
5. Validate again                  python3 scripts/validate_rdl.py report.rdl
6. Publish to a workspace          scripts/publish_rdl.sh report.rdl <workspaceId>
7. RENDER AND CONFIRM (hard gate)  scripts/export_rdl.sh <reportId> <workspaceId>  ->  open the PDF

Steps 2-3 are local and free. Do the layout work against the Enter Data inline dataset (a fixed handful of typed rows embedded in the .rdl) before touching a live source; re-querying a real source on every layout tweak is the biggest time sink. Keep the Enter Data field names identical to the real query's fields so swapping the source touches only the <DataSource> and <DataSet><Query>, never the layout. Publishing and rendering need a workspace on Premium/Embedded/Fabric capacity.

Step 7 is the real bar, not step 5. A green validate_rdl.py is necessary but not sufficient: it checks structure, never expressions, field references, or DAX, so a report with a wrong DataField, a mistyped measure, a @-prefix mismatch, or a parameter pointing at the wrong column passes validation, publishes, and only fails (or renders blank/wrong) at export. So the moment the real source is wired (step 4), render immediately and: confirm the PDF opens with the expected, non-empty content; read the export error body if it fails; and verify the data contract by running the exact EVALUATE/SQL against the live source (via semantic-models:dax) and checking the returned column names and types match the <Field> definitions. Do not call a report done on a green validator alone.

Starting templates (assets/)

enter-data-starter.rdl: portrait-letter report with a title header, page-number footer, and a 3-column table bound to an embedded Enter Data dataset. No data source needed; renders in the service with zero config. Best starting point for layout iteration and the fastest thing to test end-to-end.
semantic-model-starter.rdl: connects to a Power BI semantic model (PBIDATASET) via DAX, with a single-value Category parameter wired through TREATAS (plain valid DAX; render-proven against a live model) and a dataset-driven default. Fill the REPLACE_WITH_* tokens (dataset GUID, workspace/model names, table/column/measure names).
sql-starter.rdl: connects to Azure SQL (SQLAZURE) via T-SQL with a multi-value Category parameter. Fill the server/database tokens and adjust the query/fields.
platform-template.json: the .platform sidecar Fabric Git expects beside an .rdl in a <Name>.PaginatedReport/ folder.

Scripts (scripts/)

validate_rdl.py: stdlib-only structural validator (cross-platform). Checks XML well-formedness, the 2016 root namespace, a valid rd:ReportID GUID, top-level element order, Name uniqueness, tablix column/row/cell-span invariants, dataset-to-datasource and tablix-to-dataset references, embedded-image references, and dimension unit suffixes. It does not check expressions or live field references; those surface at render time. Run after every structural edit.
publish_rdl.sh / publish_rdl.ps1: upload an .rdl via the Power BI Imports API (a multipart post fab api cannot do) and poll the import to completion. When the conflict mode is omitted they auto-detect Abort (new report) vs Overwrite (existing), and surface the API error body on failure. Token comes from $PBI_TOKEN or is minted inline via az; never written to disk. Usage: publish_rdl.sh <file.rdl> <workspaceId> [Overwrite|Abort] [displayName].
export_rdl.sh / export_rdl.ps1: the render-to-verify step. Trigger an export-to-file (PDF/XLSX/etc.), poll, and download the result. Same token handling. Usage: export_rdl.sh <reportId> <workspaceId> [format] [outfile]; set PBI_PARAMS to a JSON array to pass report parameters. (Status endpoint is GET exports/{id}, not .../status.) The .ps1 variants are for Windows; validate_rdl.py is Python and runs everywhere.

Connecting to data

A paginated report embeds its own data sources and datasets (the service does not support shared .rds/.rsd). Each <DataSource> sets a DataProvider; each <DataSet> is a query plus the fields it returns.

Source	DataProvider	Query	Notes
Power BI semantic model	`PBIDATASET`	DAX (`EVALUATE`)	column field = `Table[Col]`, measure = `[Measure]`; columns return native types, measures return `System.String` (cast with `CDbl()` for math)
SQL Server / Azure SQL	`SQL` / `SQLAZURE`	T-SQL or stored proc	gateway needed for on-prem; set Azure SQL auth after upload
Analysis Services	`OLEDB-MD`	MDX	escaped-XML field refs; prefer a tabular DAX path
Inline test data	`ENTERDATA`	embedded `<XmlData>`	no source; all fields `System.String`; cast for math
Snowflake/Databricks/etc	via Power Query Online	"Get Data"	runs as a compute layer

Parameters wire across three places that must agree: the <ReportParameter>, the dataset <QueryParameter Name="@x"> whose <Value> is =Parameters!x.Value, and the query's @x reference. Give every parameter a default so the report opens without forcing a selection; back dropdowns with a values dataset; keep cascades shallow. Author the DAX with the semantic-models:dax skill (or reports:pbir-cli's model -q) against the live model so it is verified before it goes in <CommandText> — do not hand-roll it. For a semantic model, a single-value parameter via TREATAS is the robust, render-proven pattern (it is what the starter uses); multi-select needs RSCustomDaxFilter, which is a fragile Report-Builder-generated construct (see the caveat in references/data-sources.md). Full connect-string anatomy (including the non-negotiable sobe_wowvirtualserver-<guid> and Integrated Security=ClaimsToken for PBIDATASET) and the Enter Data block are in references/data-sources.md.

Rendering quirks to anticipate

Preview never equals PDF. Report Builder and the service browser always preview through the HTML (soft page-break) renderer. Page counts, margins, and header height differ from a PDF/Image export. Verify the actual delivery format by exporting to it, not by trusting preview.
The PDF width trap. Body <Width> + left + right margins must be <= PageWidth, or hard renderers emit blank pages to the right. Landscape Letter with 0.5in margins gives 10in usable width.
Two execution environments. In the service a report runs "standard" or "optimized" automatically; the assignment depends on whether every RDL expression is in the optimized subset. The cost of falling to standard lands at startup (container reuse), not the per-row loop, so regaining the optimized path is not a general speed fix; profile before chasing it. VB date/string transforms inline in the RDL (e.g. Weekday(...)) force standard; move such computation into the query/model. View > Diagnostics names the exact non-optimized expressions.
Scope-bound expressions. Globals!PageNumber/TotalPages work only in page headers/footers. RDL dataset/tablix filters apply after the full fetch, so they do not reduce data pulled; filter in the query.

Full renderer taxonomy, the standard-vs-optimized detail, pagination control (page breaks, KeepTogether, KeepWithGroup, RepeatOnNewPage), and expression scope rules are in references/renderers.md.

Structuring a report

Lock the physical page frame (size, orientation, margins, usable width) before placing anything; every column width and font size is constrained by it. Build from a small set of regions: page header (title, logo, run date, parameter echo), body (the data region), page footer (page numbers, confidentiality). Choose the data region by data shape: table for fixed columns, matrix for data-driven columns, list for repeating free-form blocks, all of which are the same <Tablix>. Make pagination deliberate: group by the natural document unit, break between groups, and repeat headers across pages. Design guidance specific to paginated reports (including working from a mockup) is in references/report-structure.md.

Reference files

references/questionnaire.md: the intake interview to run before building (source, audience, purpose, parameters, distribution, design, workspace/capacity, Report Builder access) plus sensible defaults

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name: paginated-report
description: Author, validate, publish, and test Power BI paginated reports in the RDL format. Automatically invoke when the user mentions "paginated report", "RDL", ".rdl", "Report Builder", "Power BI Report Builder", "SSRS report", "PBIRS", "Power BI Report Server", or asks to "create a paginated report", "build an invoice/statement report", "make a print-perfect report", "connect a paginated report to a semantic model", "edit an RDL file", "publish an .rdl", or "render a paginated report to PDF/Excel".

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name: paginated-report
description: Author, validate, publish, and test Power BI paginated reports in the RDL format. Automatically invoke when the user mentions "paginated report", "RDL", ".rdl", "Report Builder", "Power BI Report Builder", "SSRS report", "PBIRS", "Power BI Report Server", or asks to "create a paginated report", "build an invoice/statement report", "make a print-perfect report", "connect a paginated report to a semantic model", "edit an RDL file", "publish an .rdl", or "render a paginated report to PDF/Excel".
---

# Paginated Reports (RDL)

A paginated report is a print-faithful, multi-page document (invoice, statement, operational list, regulatory filing) defined by a single `.rdl` XML file. The `.rdl` is plain, hand-editable, diff-friendly XML holding everything: data sources, datasets, parameters, page setup, layout, and expressions. Power BI Report Builder is a Windows GUI over this same XML, so a coding agent edits the artifact directly.

This skill teaches the RDL format and its unwritten rules, how to connect to data, the rendering quirks, and a dev loop that confirms a report actually renders. It is the home for everything RDL. For interactive screen-first reports (PBIR), use `reports:create-pbi-report` instead; see "Is paginated the right tool?" in `references/report-structure.md`. This is for Power BI paginated reports (the Power BI service / Fabric), not classic SSRS; the format is shared but the environment differs (see `references/differences-with-ssrs.md`).

## Before building: interview the user

A paginated report is a fixed-format document where the data source, parameters, and delivery target are expensive to change later. Before authoring anything, run a requirements interview using **`references/questionnaire.md`**. Treat it as a dynamic, two-way conversation, not a form: research the data source yourself (inspect it, run candidate DAX, read a similar example), bring concrete options and a quick Enter Data draft for the user to react to, and follow the threads that matter rather than reading a fixed list. Settle the essentials (purpose, data source, target workspace and capacity), reflect back a short brief, then build against it and refine the rest as the draft takes shape.

## Three rules that prevent most breakage

1. **Element order is load-bearing in practice.** Report Builder and the report processor's reader expect the conventional order and fail to load out-of-order children with no useful error (the failure is from the processor, not schema validation, so an XSD validator will not reliably catch a reorder). Preserve the documented order when editing. This is the number-one cause of a broken hand-authored `.rdl`.
2. **Validate after every structural edit.** Run `scripts/validate_rdl.py <file.rdl>` to catch order, name-collision, tablix-count, reference, and unit errors before publishing. A clean pass plus a successful render is the bar for "done".
3. **Reuse a template, do not hand-type from scratch.** The verbose XML (charts especially) is error-prone to write by hand. Copy the closest `assets/*.rdl` starter and change the data source, query, fields, and layout. Regenerate `rd:ReportID` to a fresh GUID when copying.

## Workflow

```
1. Pick a starting template       assets/enter-data-starter.rdl | semantic-model-starter.rdl | sql-starter.rdl
2. Iterate layout offline          edit XML; keep an Enter Data dataset so no live source is hit
3. Validate                        python3 scripts/validate_rdl.py report.rdl
4. Wire the real data source       swap <DataSource>/<DataSet><Query>; keep field names so layout is untouched
5. Validate again                  python3 scripts/validate_rdl.py report.rdl
6. Publish to a workspace          scripts/publish_rdl.sh report.rdl <workspaceId>
7. RENDER AND CONFIRM (hard gate)  scripts/export_rdl.sh <reportId> <workspaceId>  ->  open the PDF
```

Steps 2-3 are local and free. Do the layout work against the Enter Data inline dataset (a fixed handful of typed rows embedded in the `.rdl`) before touching a live source; re-querying a real source on every layout tweak is the biggest time sink. Keep the Enter Data field names identical to the real query's fields so swapping the source touches only the `<DataSource>` and `<DataSet><Query>`, never the layout. Publishing and rendering need a workspace on Premium/Embedded/Fabric capacity.

**Step 7 is the real bar, not step 5.** A green `validate_rdl.py` is necessary but not sufficient: it checks structure, never expressions, field references, or DAX, so a report with a wrong `DataField`, a mistyped measure, a `@`-prefix mismatch, or a parameter pointing at the wrong column passes validation, publishes, and only fails (or renders blank/wrong) at export. So the moment the real source is wired (step 4), render immediately and: confirm the PDF opens with the **expected, non-empty content**; read the export error body if it fails; and verify the data contract by running the exact `EVALUATE`/SQL against the live source (via `semantic-models:dax`) and checking the returned column names and types match the `<Field>` definitions. Do not call a report done on a green validator alone.

## Starting templates (assets/)

- **`enter-data-starter.rdl`**: portrait-letter report with a title header, page-number footer, and a 3-column table bound to an embedded Enter Data dataset. No data source needed; renders in the service with zero config. Best starting point for layout iteration and the fastest thing to test end-to-end.
- **`semantic-model-starter.rdl`**: connects to a Power BI semantic model (PBIDATASET) via DAX, with a single-value `Category` parameter wired through `TREATAS` (plain valid DAX; render-proven against a live model) and a dataset-driven default. Fill the `REPLACE_WITH_*` tokens (dataset GUID, workspace/model names, table/column/measure names).
- **`sql-starter.rdl`**: connects to Azure SQL (SQLAZURE) via T-SQL with a multi-value `Category` parameter. Fill the server/database tokens and adjust the query/fields.
- **`platform-template.json`**: the `.platform` sidecar Fabric Git expects beside an `.rdl` in a `<Name>.PaginatedReport/` folder.

## Scripts (scripts/)

- **`validate_rdl.py`**: stdlib-only structural validator (cross-platform). Checks XML well-formedness, the 2016 root namespace, a valid `rd:ReportID` GUID, top-level element order, `Name` uniqueness, tablix column/row/cell-span invariants, dataset-to-datasource and tablix-to-dataset references, embedded-image references, and dimension unit suffixes. It does not check expressions or live field references; those surface at render time. Run after every structural edit.
- **`publish_rdl.sh`** / **`publish_rdl.ps1`**: upload an `.rdl` via the Power BI Imports API (a multipart post `fab api` cannot do) and poll the import to completion. When the conflict mode is omitted they auto-detect `Abort` (new report) vs `Overwrite` (existing), and surface the API error body on failure. Token comes from `$PBI_TOKEN` or is minted inline via `az`; never written to disk. Usage: `publish_rdl.sh <file.rdl> <workspaceId> [Overwrite|Abort] [displayName]`.
- **`export_rdl.sh`** / **`export_rdl.ps1`**: the render-to-verify step. Trigger an export-to-file (PDF/XLSX/etc.), poll, and download the result. Same token handling. Usage: `export_rdl.sh <reportId> <workspaceId> [format] [outfile]`; set `PBI_PARAMS` to a JSON array to pass report parameters. (Status endpoint is `GET exports/{id}`, not `.../status`.) The `.ps1` variants are for Windows; `validate_rdl.py` is Python and runs everywhere.

## Connecting to data

A paginated report embeds its own data sources and datasets (the service does not support shared `.rds`/`.rsd`). Each `<DataSource>` sets a `DataProvider`; each `<DataSet>` is a query plus the fields it returns.

| Source | DataProvider | Query | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Power BI semantic model | `PBIDATASET` | DAX (`EVALUATE`) | column field = `Table[Col]`, measure = `[Measure]`; columns return native types, measures return `System.String` (cast with `CDbl()` for math) |
| SQL Server / Azure SQL | `SQL` / `SQLAZURE` | T-SQL or stored proc | gateway needed for on-prem; set Azure SQL auth after upload |
| Analysis Services | `OLEDB-MD` | MDX | escaped-XML field refs; prefer a tabular DAX path |
| Inline test data | `ENTERDATA` | embedded `<XmlData>` | no source; all fields `System.String`; cast for math |
| Snowflake/Databricks/etc | via Power Query Online | "Get Data" | runs as a compute layer |

Parameters wire across three places that must agree: the `<ReportParameter>`, the dataset `<QueryParameter Name="@x">` whose `<Value>` is `=Parameters!x.Value`, and the query's `@x` reference. Give every parameter a default so the report opens without forcing a selection; back dropdowns with a values dataset; keep cascades shallow. Author the DAX with the **`semantic-models:dax`** skill (or `reports:pbir-cli`'s `model -q`) against the live model so it is verified before it goes in `<CommandText>` — do not hand-roll it. For a semantic model, a single-value parameter via `TREATAS` is the robust, render-proven pattern (it is what the starter uses); multi-select needs `RSCustomDaxFilter`, which is a fragile Report-Builder-generated construct (see the caveat in `references/data-sources.md`). Full connect-string anatomy (including the non-negotiable `sobe_wowvirtualserver-<guid>` and `Integrated Security=ClaimsToken` for PBIDATASET) and the Enter Data block are in `references/data-sources.md`.

## Rendering quirks to anticipate

- **Preview never equals PDF.** Report Builder and the service browser always preview through the HTML (soft page-break) renderer. Page counts, margins, and header height differ from a PDF/Image export. Verify the actual delivery format by exporting to it, not by trusting preview.
- **The PDF width trap.** Body `<Width>` + left + right margins must be `<= PageWidth`, or hard renderers emit blank pages to the right. Landscape Letter with 0.5in margins gives 10in usable width.
- **Two execution environments.** In the service a report runs "standard" or "optimized" automatically; the assignment depends on whether every RDL expression is in the optimized subset. The cost of falling to standard lands at startup (container reuse), not the per-row loop, so regaining the optimized path is not a general speed fix; profile before chasing it. VB date/string transforms inline in the RDL (e.g. `Weekday(...)`) force standard; move such computation into the query/model. **View > Diagnostics** names the exact non-optimized expressions.
- **Scope-bound expressions.** `Globals!PageNumber`/`TotalPages` work only in page headers/footers. RDL dataset/tablix filters apply after the full fetch, so they do not reduce data pulled; filter in the query.

Full renderer taxonomy, the standard-vs-optimized detail, pagination control (page breaks, `KeepTogether`, `KeepWithGroup`, `RepeatOnNewPage`), and expression scope rules are in `references/renderers.md`.

## Structuring a report

Lock the physical page frame (size, orientation, margins, usable width) before placing anything; every column width and font size is constrained by it. Build from a small set of regions: page header (title, logo, run date, parameter echo), body (the data region), page footer (page numbers, confidentiality). Choose the data region by data shape: table for fixed columns, matrix for data-driven columns, list for repeating free-form blocks, all of which are the same `<Tablix>`. Make pagination deliberate: group by the natural document unit, break between groups, and repeat headers across pages. Design guidance specific to paginated reports (including working from a mockup) is in `references/report-structure.md`.

## Reference files

- **`references/questionnaire.md`**: the intake interview to run before building (source, audience, purpose, parameters, distribution, design, workspace/capacity, Report Builder access) plus sensible defaults

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      "documentation": "Strong README/SKILL.md context",
      "agentOutcomes": "No agent outcome data yet"
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      "Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision",
      "Potential broker, wallet, exchange, or real-money execution surface; sandbox and explicit approval are required",
      "The skill references scripts (validate_rdl.py, publish_rdl.sh, export_rdl.sh) that are not included in the skill directory excerpt; they are part of the repository, but the skill package itself does not contain them. This is acceptable as long as the agent has access to the full repo, but it may be a minor friction point if the skill is used standalone.",
      "Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision.",
      "This skill may touch real-money trading, broker, wallet, or exchange operations; use only in a sandbox with explicit approval.",
      "Quality score needs review"
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    "The skill references scripts (validate_rdl.py, publish_rdl.sh, export_rdl.sh) that are not included in the skill directory excerpt; they are part of the repository, but the skill package itself does not contain them. This is acceptable as long as the agent has access to the full repo, but it may be a minor friction point if the skill is used standalone.",
    "Audit risk risky exceeds max_risk=medium",
    "High-risk permission hints: Shell or command execution, Secrets or environment access",
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