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Hi there,
I have a report that has 5 tabs. Whenever I save this report and publish it to my workspace, I always make sure that the first tab is the one displayed to show first. That's how my customer wants it.
However, even though I have the first tab displayed, when the report is published, it always displays like this on the dashboard causing the customer to have to switch tabs:
Does anyone know how I can control this or why it's happening?
Thanks,
Rose
Solved! Go to Solution.
I figured out what I was doing wrong:
I had inadvertently pinned a visual from the 2nd tab to my dashboard. So every time I clicked on it, it opened the report to the tab with the pinned visual.
I deleted the tile from my dashboard and recreated it, using a visual from the 1st tab and viola!
Case closed!
I figured out what I was doing wrong:
I had inadvertently pinned a visual from the 2nd tab to my dashboard. So every time I clicked on it, it opened the report to the tab with the pinned visual.
I deleted the tile from my dashboard and recreated it, using a visual from the 1st tab and viola!
Case closed!
Hi,
Can you show me? I am in the same baot, the first tab does not show up on my landing page and I want it to be the default tab. How do you "I then created my very first dashboard pin from the first tab" and where's the dashboard? I just have tabs in PBI? Thank you
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