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If cannot download .pbix file from Power BI Service, you can consider these limitations in the document:

  1. Limitations when downloading a report .pbix file 
  2. Limitations when downloading a dataset .pbix file 

 

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Community Support Team _ Yingjie Li

 

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Update:

The fix for this issue will be available in an App Store update in September.

 

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Yingjie Li

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Hi @boconnor,

 

May I know whether this issue happens in Recent or Favorites content in your Power BI service? You mean you don’t want specific reports datasets displayed in this section? Or you would like to hide specific datasets in this section for current user who logins in Power BI service? Did you access this datasets before with this account? How did you restrict the access of these models/datasets?

 

Recent content contains the last items you visited in the Power BI service. This include: dashboards, reports, apps, datasets, workspaces, and workbooks. When you select Recent from the nav bar, Power BI displays this content in descending order by date. Display recently visited content in the Power BI service - Power BI | Microsoft Docs

Favorites are typically content that you visit most often and identified with a filled star. Favorites in the Power BI service (dashboards, reports, apps) - Power BI | Microsoft Docs

 

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Community Support Team _ Caiyun

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Glad to hear that this issue could be resovled by changing the type and this issue will be closed.

 

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Yingjie Li

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Hi @gaoxu,

 

May I know whether you are embedding for customers or organization? This issue is probably that you don’t have sufficient permissions.

 

To edit and save reports in embedded environment, you need required permissions on access token and client-side . And for embed for customers and embed for organization, the required permissions are different. For more details, you could refer to How to edit an embedded report and How to save an embedded report.

 

Here is a similar issue that may help you.

Solved: Embedded report editing save error - Microsoft Power BI Community

 

Best Regards,                                                     

Community Support Team _ Caiyun

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Please consider providing more details about this issue:

  1. Which data source and connection mode have you used in this issue
  2. Whether the dataset or reports have been changed recently, have duplicated values etc.
  3. Did this issue happen in all reports for the same dataset or all reports for all datasets
  4. If try to republish it to different workspaces, whether it could work

 

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Yingjie Li

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Still could not reproduce it in my side when I have tested on the Edge, it works fine.

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But I found a similar phenomenon that when creating the visual firstly in Power BI Desktop, it seems like the arrows would not show after I disable the Responsive option and re-enable it since this option is enabled by default.

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Perhaps you can try it and republish this report to Power BI Service again to check.

 

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Yingjie Li

 

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Issue has been fixed.

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Hi @Danworld,

 

Currently, we do have some limitations and issues on Azure Analytics connector.

  • Adobe Analytics has a built-in limit of 50 K rows returned per API call.
  • If the number of API calls exceeds four per second, a warning will be issued. If the number exceeds five per second, an error message will be returned.
  • The API request timeout through adobe.io is currently 60 seconds.
  • The default rate limit for an Adobe Analytics Company is 120 requests per minute per user (the limit is enforced as 12 requests every 6 seconds).

 

Import from Adobe Analytics will stop and display an error message whenever the Adobe Analytics connector hits any of the API limits listed above.

 

When accessing your data using the Adobe Analytics connector, follow the guidelines provide under the Best Practices heading.

 

For the removal or reduction on the limitations, you could vote for similar ideas in Power BI Ideas. It’s a place the product group collects the suggestions to improve this product.

https://ideas.powerbi.com/ideas/search-ideas/?q=Adobe%20Analytics%20%20%20%20%20limitation

 

Best Regards,                                                         

Community Support Team _ Caiyun

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