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Hello!
I feel like there might be no solution for this, but as a last resort I am reaching out here.
Let's say I have data in 50 different tables. I want to create in Power Bi something like an "explorer" app, so that users can simply see each of these 50 tables in separate reports, in a in a simple table visual with a few slicers.
Not at all complicated, but I need to do this 50 times, as most columns are not repeated/have different names, and changing the data source of the report would ruin my dashboard aynway.
At this point the only thing I can do is to start from scratch for each of the 50 tables/reports.
Are there any workarounds or template functionalities I can use to make my life easier?
Thank you!
Hi @AlexandraSz
Do your tables have the same structure in term of columns' names and data format?
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No, unfortunately not.
The current solution that pops up into my mind is creating one page with the desired design, then duplicate the page as many tables as you have, and add a bookmark through a dropdown to navigate between pages.
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