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abdul_rehman
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9 years ago
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Multiple reports on one dataset

Hi,   I started exploring Power BI and imported data (using Excel). I did modeling by creating certain relations between Fact and multiple dimensions (In Power BI Desktop) and finally made a report...
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    abdul_rehman
    9 years ago

    Hi Yulgu,

     

    Thank you for the reply.

     

    I'm afraid I couldn't put my question properly.

     

    In Power BI Desktop, we have two tabs on left (Report and Relationship) in case of direct query to DB. So on Report Tab i was only able to make one report with multiple pages.

     

    I wanted to make multiple single page reports. This is not possible in Power BI Desktop. For this, I had to switch to Power BI Service (through browser). There, you just click on your dataset and Report tab will open. Make a report, then save it and you can make another report by clicking on your data set.

     

    Thank you again guys for replying.

     ARK

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BLemay
Frequent Visitor
7 years ago

Hi,

 

I know it's an old trend, but I had the same question. If you want to use two pbix files to create 2 different reports but only have one database to refresh. You can publish the first report, it will publish your database, after that when you create your second report click on "get data" and pick your first database from PowerBI. You won't be able to play in your powerquey but when published it will be linked to your original database and won't create a new set of data to refresh.