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Hi community,
This seems like a silly question but I cannot seem to figure it out.
So I recently created 2 separate reports on Power BI desktop:
For context, the data source for the top report references a published semantic model which is that of the bottom report.
I recently finalized both reports and would now like to rename them.
I tried taking the approach of renaming from Power BI service. However, since I am referencing the semantic model from one of them, the model breaks when I rename them, saying that it does not know what source I am referring to. Therefore I changed everything back in order not to break anything further.
My thought process is that if i rename the pbix files, whenever I have to republish, it will publish a new model instead of replacing the existing one.
Does anyone know of a best practice to rename my pbix files without breaking anything?
Cheers.
Best practice is not to do that. It's not just a name change - you will also create a new GUID for the report and the semantic model, and all browser links will break. Only do that if you are up for the MOC- Management of Change, informing all report users of the new URLs, creating new bookmarks, etc etc.
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