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Hi,
How can I do so that the people with whom I share my reports can see the changes I make after sharing them
Thanks
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Hi @jgil ,
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Best Regards,
Yingjie Li
Hi @jgil ,
For your image and description, it seems like you share a report with your boss directly
By these ways, after you make changes on your report, the person who you shared just need to refresh web page and will see the newest content about this report.
Related Microsoft documents attached that hope to help you too:
Best Regards,
Yingjie Li
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Hi,
We have the same domain, but when I make changes online to the report already shared he cannot see those changes, I don't know what happens or what I'm not doing correctly.
Thanks for the support
Hi @jgil ,
I have test the scenario on my environment and my colleagues also tested it but it seemed work fine. Maybe you can check:
Best Regards,
Yingjie Li
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Hi
I already provided that scenario and it works but I was looking for a more dynamic solution, I understood that as my boss only has read access and what he is seeing is what I already have predefined if he refhesca his page he would always see the report with the current parameters.
thanks
Hi @jgil ,
If you've fixed the issue on your own please kindly share your solution. If the above posts help, please kindly mark it as a solution to help others find it more quickly. Thanks!
Best Regards,
Yingjie Li
It happened to me also. Sometimes when we make changes in the report online using "Edit" and then "Save" it, others who have kept the report open in their web browser may not see the changes. We have resolved the issue by asking the users to either close their browser and open it again or by refreshing the page (not the report, refreshing/reloading the report page itself)
Though there is no explanation as to why this happens, it can be solved this way. We have to just reload the report. It will work fine.
I have seen a preview feature called "Automatic Page Refresh" under the menu File->Options and Settings->Options->Preview Features. I am not sure whether turning on this option will resolve this issue as I have not tried it. You may explore this option to see how it works.
Hi @jgil ,
That depends, you have to publish it and if those people are in the same workspace, they are gonna see the updated report. However if you are publishing you workspace as well you have to update your app.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/service-how-to-collaborate-distribute-dashboards-reports
Ricardo
Hi,
That person is my boss who sometimes asks me to make changes to the report which I make within Power BI Service but I assumed that when I save the changes my boss would see it when he refreshed the page but that does not happen.
Help me Please and Thanks
@jgil ,
That depends on how your are sharing it.
If you are editing it online just save and update your workspace app.
if you are editing it on your desktop, you have to publish it and update your workspace app.
How are you sharing it ?
Ricardo
Hi,
I am sharing it online, and I make the changes online.
These are the steps I follow:
Edit Report / Save this Report / Reading View.
My boss you check them on the web, I attach an image
@jgil ,
check this link: https://radacad.com/dashboard-sharing-and-manage-permissions-in-power-bi-simple-but-useful
Ricardo
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