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Multi-user collaboration on a pbix
Anonymous Generally the way that I have seen this work best is to separate the data model from the report development so that one person works on each. So, in a PBIX file, create your data model with no report and publish to the Service. Then, create a second PBIX file and connect to the published Power BI dataset in the Service. Create your visuals in that report. This separates the duties of the data modeler from the report developer allowing both to occur in parallel.
Community ChampionAnonymous Generally the way that I have seen this work best is to separate the data model from the report development so that one person works on each. So, in a PBIX file, create your data model with no report and publish to the Service. Then, create a second PBIX file and connect to the published Power BI dataset in the Service. Create your visuals in that report. This separates the duties of the data modeler from the report developer allowing both to occur in parallel.
- jaryszek
Super User
Hello,
"So, in a PBIX file, create your data model with no report and publish to the Service. "
You mean create power queries model but publish it with a blank power bi page?
Best,
Jacek
