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As per your case, all pbix are already there with full development done. So better to use their embed or published link into your master pbix file.
That's not the case.
We wanted only to get a portion of visualizations to reflect in our reports.
We wanted to connect to the same datasource like xmla endpoint.
Hi @Anonymous
Did you try Dataflow yet. This is a promising solution to your ask. below is the link.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/transform-model/service-dataflows-overview
Also, There is another easy way to do it if you have all the reports in same Workspace.
Create a Dashboard and pin the required chart/graph to the Dashboard. This is possible through PBI services.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/create-reports/service-dashboard-pin-tile-from-report
Hope this puts you at ease.
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Pranit
How about connecting using xmla endpoint via import mode?
But my question is do i need to recreate the model in order to recreate the visualization?
@Anonymous connecting to multiple power bi dataset so-called live connection is coming in Nov 2020, see here in wave 2. I don't see there is any solution until then.
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