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Error when using the Duplicate Dashboard function
- 6 years ago
I'm a bit late with a status report, but there is good news. The dashboard copy function is working reliably in 2020.
One pragmatic note: my workaround was to simply pin each tile from the source dashboard to the "backup" dashboard, one at a time. Realistically, there are rarely more than a dozen tiles on a dashboard.
I do find it annoying there is no native backup capability, nor a versioning function. As a developer, a great deal of my time involves making mistakes, I just don't know when or where until they happen <g>
The problem still persists on my end
- tommy_g7 years ago
Helper V
The problem is still there as of today 2/13/2019.
The only difference is that you get a confirmation message telling you the copy succeeded.
It does, in the sense you get a new "copy" of the dashboard.
But it is EMPTY.
- JSD7 years ago
Microsoft Employee
Necro'ing this thread. I'm experiencing the exact issue mentioned in this discussion. Did anyone come up with a solution or probable cause?
- JSD7 years ago
Microsoft Employee
Darn, that's disappointing to hear. Sounds like the issue has changed slightly for you. I'm still getting the couldn't be duplicated message.
- tommy_g6 years ago
Helper V
I'm a bit late with a status report, but there is good news. The dashboard copy function is working reliably in 2020.
One pragmatic note: my workaround was to simply pin each tile from the source dashboard to the "backup" dashboard, one at a time. Realistically, there are rarely more than a dozen tiles on a dashboard.
I do find it annoying there is no native backup capability, nor a versioning function. As a developer, a great deal of my time involves making mistakes, I just don't know when or where until they happen <g>