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Creating a second report with the same dataset
Hey,
I guess what you are looking for can be achieved using the following steps:
- In my example I created a first report called "Analyze R" and published this report to a workspace "Analyzing R"
- Then I created a 2nd report and connect to the Power BI dataset "Analyze R"
- After you have finished the report you can publish the new report to the same workspace and then it looks like this in the workspace
As you can see: there are two reports but just one dataset.
Hopefully, this is what you are looking for.
Regards,
Tom
Hey,
I guess what you are looking for can be achieved using the following steps:
- In my example I created a first report called "Analyze R" and published this report to a workspace "Analyzing R"
- Then I created a 2nd report and connect to the Power BI dataset "Analyze R"
- After you have finished the report you can publish the new report to the same workspace and then it looks like this in the workspace
As you can see: there are two reports but just one dataset.
Hopefully, this is what you are looking for.
Regards,
Tom
Excellent TomMartens - that seems to be the logical way. I hadn't considered connecting to the dataset as the data source - it seems so obvious now! :smileyhappy:
Thanks so much!
TomMartenswhat if you wanted to filter down the dataset?
That is I have one main dataset with millions of rows. To this dataset several transformations are done before the data is ready for use in visuals.
Now I want to create a report based on a small section of that post-processed dataset, how to do that?
Done against the main dataset it takes forever (2 minutes) to load. Done against a pre-sliced dataset, i expect it to load instantly.
