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Change / disable datasource from Analysis Services
Shame did not realise that SSAS could not be swapped
i would say that your best option is to publish your data sets
then open a new blank report in desktop, connect to your Dataset and then just copy all of your visuals accross from the old report to the new one
Power bi now allows coping from one desktop file to another and since all of your colunms should be the same you can just copy and paste all of the visuals.
if you group all of your visuals first then you can select them all at once and copy the whole page over to the new report.
Thanks for your answer! Learned a few new tricks there, but this unfortunately seems to be impossible while using live connections with for example Analysis services input.
Shame did not realise that SSAS could not be swapped
i would say that your best option is to publish your data sets
then open a new blank report in desktop, connect to your Dataset and then just copy all of your visuals accross from the old report to the new one
Power bi now allows coping from one desktop file to another and since all of your colunms should be the same you can just copy and paste all of the visuals.
if you group all of your visuals first then you can select them all at once and copy the whole page over to the new report.
Yes this is unfortunatly what I believe is the current solution to my issue. The cons of this approach is bookmarks and some other settings will not be automatically brought over.