Hi,
I want to see if there is a way to remove the "Data Updated" in the title of the PowerBI Report. Often times we are pulling data from a Database which may not get refreshed as often we refresh the pull from PowerBI. For example, if I'm pulling from a DataWarehouse which gets updates on a monthly basis, and I refresh the report on the middle of the report or publish a new version with updates, it will automatically put in the current date, which is not an accurate value.
It's very confusing for end-users when the see that value and it may not be reflected in the data. Thanks.
I want to see if there is a way to remove the "Data Updated" in the title of the PowerBI Report. Often times we are pulling data from a Database which may not get refreshed as often we refresh the pull from PowerBI. For example, if I'm pulling from a DataWarehouse which gets updates on a monthly basis, and I refresh the report on the middle of the report or publish a new version with updates, it will automatically put in the current date, which is not an accurate value.
It's very confusing for end-users when the see that value and it may not be reflected in the data. Thanks.
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Agree Mitesh.. MS need to address. This is somewhat intrusive and impacts the UX of end users.
Agree with this. The 'Data updated' value that sits at the top of the report and displays by default (before expanding/dropping down the 'Find detailed information about this report') would be better suited labelled as 'Data last successfully updated/refreshed' and the 'Data updated' value seen when the detailed information is displayed should read as something like 'Latest report refresh attempt'. Having both labelled as the same thing is totally confusing and i'd even say it would be better to just show one of them rather than two potentially differing dates displaying against the same label.
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