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So for the purpose of demoing some reports I created seperate reports but all had the same underlying datasets, logical joins, etc.
Now I need to combine these into a single file. How can I effectivley 'stitch' these report pages together into a single PBIX file? Is there a way of importing the pages?
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@Anonymous
The latest update which was realeased just yesterday allows the user to copy and paste objects between PBIX (Workspace) files.
I think this will solve your problems.
Download the latest powerBi desktop which includes the November update and hopefully you will do what you want
Hi @Anonymous,
Unfortunately, it is not supported to combine separate report pages into a single .pbix file.
Regards,
Yuliana Gu
@Anonymous
The latest update which was realeased just yesterday allows the user to copy and paste objects between PBIX (Workspace) files.
I think this will solve your problems.
Download the latest powerBi desktop which includes the November update and hopefully you will do what you want
@Anonymous
Maybe this will help you.
These are workarounds. You cant easily copy and paste objects or pages from one workspace to another
I believe this method uses the online workspace? Can this be done locally on my machine. I have all the seperate PBIX files in one directory.
@Anonymous
I dont think you can do this. You need to create most of the objects (or pages), if not all, in a new workspace
So if I upload all the sepearte pages into a new workspace, can I then download the workspace content into a single Power bi file? Reason being I need to load the single report locally when presenting.
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