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Additional Publish to Web Limitations using Data Set from Power BI Service
HI Rick4him,
I follow your steps to create table visual based on power bi service datasource.
After publish to service, 'publish to web' feature still works on that report.
In my opinion, I'd like to suggest you check below limitation list to confirm if your original source suitable these conditions.
Limitations
Publish to web is supported for the vast majority of data sources and reports in the Power BI service, however, the following are not currently supported or available with Publish to web:+
- Reports using row level security.
- Reports using Analysis Services Tablular hosted on premises.
- Reports shared to you directly or through an organizational content pack.
- Reports in a group in which you are not an edit member.
- "R" Visuals are not currently supported in Publish to web reports.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Hi v-shex,
While I value your opinion, you have not reproduced the issue because you missed the step to create a meause on the service data set after publishing the dataset. I saw there was a desktop update however that did not help the issue. With no changes except including or not including the measure built on a service data set, the publish to web is removed when the meause exists.
Steps to reproduce: Publish a data set to the app.powerbi.com service, open a new report in the desktop user get data and select service and then select the dataset you published to the service, then create a measure on a column on a table (note you do not need to put the measue in a visual, the existance causes the issue), publish the new report, open report on app.powerbi.com, you will see no publish to web option under file, update the report using PBI desktop and remove the measure you created, republish and the publish to web will come back.
In my option, I would suggest that Microsoft either fix the issue or update the limitations to include measures on service data sets.
Hi Rick4him,
Ok, current I can reproduce this issue.
I will report this issue to power bi team and update here with their feedback.Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Hello,
first post here, sorry i f I am breaking any rule.
I jumped into this thread since I find exactly the same issue discussed above.
No news from the team I suppose?
None that I have heard, only 2 so far have noticed, one would think it would be more prevelant as creating measures causes the upload to bloat and there is only a 2 hour limit to get it up there, that is a serious issue in my opinion, we are considering stopping use of the PBI service for data sets and instead use an Azure or on-premise Tabular Analysis server, not as convenient but no limitations at our model size.
