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How do I make a report on the use of access to panels or powerbi sites, something similar to what they did with the office 365 reports in powerbi.
Since I'm interested in measuring the use of each report and the use of each link or filter that users use.
Thank you very much.
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Hi @hlolo,
You don't need to create such reports manually. Power BI Usage metrics for dashboards and reports will help you do the job. For more details, you can refer to this article.
If you create dashboards and reports, usage metrics help you understand their impact. When you run either dashboard usage metrics or report usage metrics, you discover how those dashboards and reports are being used throughout your organization; what is being used, by whom, and for what purpose.
NoteUsage metrics will track usage of reports that are embedded in SharePoint Online. They will also track embedding of dashboards and reports via both the “user owns credentials” and “app owns credentials” flow. Usage metrics will not track usage of reports embedding via publish to web.
These usage metrics reports are read-only. However, you can personalize a usage metrics report by using "Save as." This creates a brand new dataset and converts the read-only report to a full-featured Power BI report that you can edit. Not only does the personalized report contain metrics for the selected dashboard or report, but by removing the default filter, you now have access to usage metrics for all dashboards or all reports in the selected workspace.
Regards
Hi @hlolo,
You don't need to create such reports manually. Power BI Usage metrics for dashboards and reports will help you do the job. For more details, you can refer to this article.
If you create dashboards and reports, usage metrics help you understand their impact. When you run either dashboard usage metrics or report usage metrics, you discover how those dashboards and reports are being used throughout your organization; what is being used, by whom, and for what purpose.
NoteUsage metrics will track usage of reports that are embedded in SharePoint Online. They will also track embedding of dashboards and reports via both the “user owns credentials” and “app owns credentials” flow. Usage metrics will not track usage of reports embedding via publish to web.
These usage metrics reports are read-only. However, you can personalize a usage metrics report by using "Save as." This creates a brand new dataset and converts the read-only report to a full-featured Power BI report that you can edit. Not only does the personalized report contain metrics for the selected dashboard or report, but by removing the default filter, you now have access to usage metrics for all dashboards or all reports in the selected workspace.
Regards
thanks for this solution but y have another problem
But my report does not update since January 😞
How do I make a report on the use of access to panels or powerbi sites, something similar to what they did with the office 365 reports in powerbi.
Since I'm interested in measuring the use of each report and the use of each link or filter that users use.
Thank you very much.