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Multiple versions of the same report
Hi all,
I want to know if possible, to have a versioning of a dashboard shared in power bi service from Pbi desktop.
Example:
I have published my report yesterday in pbi service. His name was Pbi_report.
Today someone did some modification on my pbi desktop report, and it was updated automatically in power bi service.
SO, my question is: can't I have like a file where my old version of my report is stocked (Pbi_reportV1, Pbi_reportV2......) or a log file with all modification so I can the history of the modification?
Thanks all.
PS: when i say modification I’m not talking about data query, I’m talking about dashboard visualization, and I suppose I’m not the only one who can modify it.
Salah_Guigui just search version history of files in sharepoint or one drive. it is nothing to do with power bi, it is a generic version history solution from these platforms.
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- parry2k
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Salah_Guigui just search version history of files in sharepoint or one drive. it is nothing to do with power bi, it is a generic version history solution from these platforms.
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Thanks a lot i'll try see it now
- parry2k
Salah_Guigui you should use one drive or sharepoint and take advantage of version history from that.
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parry2k can you please explain more? or do you have any link with the explanation
