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Prod Workspace Usage Report Semantic Model Update Issue
Hi SakshiLakshkar,
If this is the Power BI Usage Metrics report, I would be a little careful about deleting the existing semantic model. The Usage Metrics report has some dependencies on its underlying model, so deleting it may leave the report unusable rather than simply restoring it to the original state.
Since you downloaded the report, made changes, and then published it back to the workspace, the safer approach is to republish the original downloaded PBIX to the same workspace and overwrite the existing report/semantic model. That should bring it back to the state it was in before the KPI changes.
If you still have the original PBIX, I'd try that before deleting anything. Also, the usage data itself is generated by Power BI, so changing the report layout/KPIs doesn't necessarily mean the underlying usage data will refresh immediately.
If you no longer have the original PBIX, I'd check the workspace for the semantic model associated with the Usage Metrics report first rather than deleting it directly. There isn't really a normal "restore previous version" option for the semantic model in this scenario.
Solution SageHi SakshiLakshkar,
If this is the Power BI Usage Metrics report, I would be a little careful about deleting the existing semantic model. The Usage Metrics report has some dependencies on its underlying model, so deleting it may leave the report unusable rather than simply restoring it to the original state.
Since you downloaded the report, made changes, and then published it back to the workspace, the safer approach is to republish the original downloaded PBIX to the same workspace and overwrite the existing report/semantic model. That should bring it back to the state it was in before the KPI changes.
If you still have the original PBIX, I'd try that before deleting anything. Also, the usage data itself is generated by Power BI, so changing the report layout/KPIs doesn't necessarily mean the underlying usage data will refresh immediately.
If you no longer have the original PBIX, I'd check the workspace for the semantic model associated with the Usage Metrics report first rather than deleting it directly. There isn't really a normal "restore previous version" option for the semantic model in this scenario.