Consulta sobre agregar una alerta de actualización en un informe de Power BI

[Sandra05silva]

Buen día para todos,

Actualmente, tengo un informe de Power BI en el cual he implementado un botón que permite actualizar el conjunto de datos a través de una URL. Sin embargo, me gustaría saber si existe alguna funcionalidad o solución que permita mostrar una alerta o mensaje de estado (como un "cargando" o "actualización en curso") al hacer clic en la imagen del botón. El objetivo es que, mientras se actualizan los datos, los usuarios reciban una notificación visual indicando que el proceso de actualización está en progreso.

Agradezco mucho su tiempo y apoyo en este tema.

 

[v-nmadadi-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi  @Sandra05silva   ,
Thanks for reaching out to the Microsoft fabric community forum.

Hope you got clarity on the refresh button by the points provided by @lbendlin  , if you still feel you have a requirement for that button and you would like to implement some kind of pop up, please try these steps
step 1: Create a new page in your report 

Switch on the use of tooltips and then in canvas settings change the type to tooltip

In the same page add text box and write the content you require:

Step 2: Create a dax measure “Info Icon = UNICHAR(128712)”  
Step 3: Then create a card visual and select the dax measure you have created

Output of the two above steps will look like 

Step 4: For the final step go to Format visual > General > Tooltips > Options and select the tooltip page you created in step 1.

 

The output will look like this: 

 

You could place this button beside the refresh button, when the user clicks on refresh and takes his mouse close to info button they will know that the update is in progress.

If you find this post helpful, please mark it as an "Accept as Solution" and consider giving a KUDOS.
Thanks and Regards

[lbendlin]

 implemented a button that allows you to refresh the dataset

That's not what that button does. What it does is request a refresh.

A refresh - if the request is accepted - is totally asynchronous.  If you allow report users to request semantic model refreshes then you will end up in a scenario where the Power BI Service will issue you a 429 penalty, and will ignore these requests if another refresh is in progress.

Refresh duration is non-deterministic, and depends on a lot of external factors.

Another thing - a completed refresh can still be successful or not. So "completed"  means not much.

You could concoct a workaround with a PowerApps visual and a Direct Query data source but the user experience will be bad, and you will incur additional licensing costs.