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Hi,
We have a report with import model and have a size 400 MB. For testing purpose we have created 3 copies of the same report to show showcase differnt visuals. Hence the total sixe is 1200 MB on the Service and based on the workspace that we have Max 3 GB is allowed.
So checking how to point the 2 and 3 reports to point to the dataset1.
How can i change now the other reports to point to the first dataset.
I have check GET DATASET option but looks like that works only during development.
Now as already my development is completed not sure how i can make this work.
Regards
Nagaraj
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@nagaraj well if you have a lot of bookmarks then you can try this hack, but not guarantee it will work, make a copy of your report on which you will work.
- open file in pbix
- delete all the tables from the report, and of course, everything will break
- now get data, choose power bi dataset
- connect to your power bi dataset and if the model is identical everything will lit up and will work
Let me know how it goes?
PS - Delete all table steps is really important.
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@nagaraj you should use your Power BI dataset as a source to visualize the data. This way each report will have only visualization and not the full dataset.
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HI @parry2k
Thanks for the update.
Now if want to create the second report with the Power BI Dataset, what is the process.
Do i need to create all Visuals again ? or is there any simplified process to change the dataset in the 2nd report with out gettting visuals affected.
REgards
Nagaraj
@nagaraj there are ways you can change the dataset to Power BI dataset but rather doing this hack, I would recommend, create a new report, connect to power bi dataset and just copy and paste the visual from existing reports. All visuals should work in the new report because dataset is identical.
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Thanks, let me try.
Have lot of bookmarks inside those reports, i think i new do recreate those..
REgards
Nagaraj
@nagaraj ,
Yes, you have to just rework on your bookmark.
As @parry2k said , You can copy paste the visual from one report to another only rework needs on Bookmark.
And get the data from Power BI Dataset as per below pic.
I would really appreciate your THUMBS UP/KUDOS.
@nagaraj well if you have a lot of bookmarks then you can try this hack, but not guarantee it will work, make a copy of your report on which you will work.
- open file in pbix
- delete all the tables from the report, and of course, everything will break
- now get data, choose power bi dataset
- connect to your power bi dataset and if the model is identical everything will lit up and will work
Let me know how it goes?
PS - Delete all table steps is really important.
I would ❤ Kudos if my solution helped. 👉 If you can spend time posting the question, you can also make efforts to give Kudos whoever helped to solve your problem. It is a token of appreciation!
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Subscribe to the @PowerBIHowTo YT channel for an upcoming video on List and Record functions in Power Query!!
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If my solution proved useful, I'd be delighted to receive Kudos. When you put effort into asking a question, it's equally thoughtful to acknowledge and give Kudos to the individual who helped you solve the problem. It's a small gesture that shows appreciation and encouragement! ❤
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Just tried the same before i receive your message and it worked.
Able to recreate the report with in minutes. 🙂
Thanks for your help.
Regards
nagaraj
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