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Hi ,
I was wondering if by any chance this is possible.
I need to make visualistations. For an excell file that has about 30 tabs.
I need to make 5 exactly the same visualistations (using the same rows ) for each of those 30 tabs. And they need to be shown in diffrent pages in PowerBI. Is there any chance a way to automate this?
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OK, if each is a separate table then not much in the way of automation. Unless they all have the same data structure, which I would think they would since you want to use the same visuals for each. If that is the case I can think of 2 methods. First method would be to Append or UNION all of your tables together but preserve an identifier for each. In other words, in your query you would add a "Source" column to each one and label them 1 - 30. Once they are all appended together, you could copy and paste your visuals to 30 different pages and then just add a page level filter to each page to limit it to 1 - 30 in terms of the source.
The second method would be to keep the tables separate but use a measure in your visuals. You could create a separate table with the numbers 1-30 in it. You would use that in a report filter. The measures you would create would use that value to select the right table.
Would need a little more info but probably nothing super automated. Are each of those 30 sheets their own table in the data model then? You can use Ctrl-left-click to select multiple visuals and copy and paste between pages.
Yes , each of those 30 tabs are 30 diffrent tables in the data model.
OK, if each is a separate table then not much in the way of automation. Unless they all have the same data structure, which I would think they would since you want to use the same visuals for each. If that is the case I can think of 2 methods. First method would be to Append or UNION all of your tables together but preserve an identifier for each. In other words, in your query you would add a "Source" column to each one and label them 1 - 30. Once they are all appended together, you could copy and paste your visuals to 30 different pages and then just add a page level filter to each page to limit it to 1 - 30 in terms of the source.
The second method would be to keep the tables separate but use a measure in your visuals. You could create a separate table with the numbers 1-30 in it. You would use that in a report filter. The measures you would create would use that value to select the right table.
thanks it's working ! 🙂
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