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Advocate IIDownload .pbix greyed out
Hi biswedishdevil,
You an go to My Workspace, then create a content pack, publish to that specific app group follow Create and publish an organizational content pack (tutorial).
Then in the app workspace, assume you have edit permission, then you can use Get Data-> My organization to get content pack, the report will display in that app workspace.
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu
Community SupportHi biswedishdevil,
As stated in this article, to download the report from Power BI service, the report must have originated from Power BI Desktop.
In your scenario, as the report is created on Power BI service, you can package the dataset and report, then publish to that app workspace. See:
Intro to organizational content packs in Power BI
Create and publish an organizational content pack (tutorial)
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu
John_L_EdwardsAdvocate III
That is clearly not a solution to the OP's question. Please remove the "Solved!" label from it.
- biswedishdevil
Could you please ellaborate a litle bit more the idea?
I've created the report in "My Workspace", and I'm not really finding my way to "pack" the dataset and report to an app...
- v-qiuyu-msft
Hi biswedishdevil,
You an go to My Workspace, then create a content pack, publish to that specific app group follow Create and publish an organizational content pack (tutorial).
Then in the app workspace, assume you have edit permission, then you can use Get Data-> My organization to get content pack, the report will display in that app workspace.
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu
mvanderleeAdvocate I
Can we just call PBI an Alpha at this point? I've had nothing but headaches from this **bleep** product.
It's over a year later and this stupid limitation is still there.
