Hi All,
Please advice the best pratice for this senecrio. Thanks in advance
@v-easonf-msft @Greg_Deckler @GilbertQ
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@Anonymous - The exact guidance here is going to depend on a whole host of factors. In terms of data connections this shouldn't matter for example if all of the data sources are on-premises for example. You may have some luck with the Power BI REST API in exacting all of the files but for 50-80 files, I would probably just brute force it. Go to report, download PBIX, open PBIX, publish to new tenant. Brutally manual but you could probably knock it out in a day or two.
HI @Anonymous,
AFAIK, current you can only do migration operations between workspaces.
Duplicating workspaces by using Power BI cmdlets
I think this operation should more related to the office instead of power bi, You can take a look at the following blog if it helps to your requirement: (notice: I checked the power bi documents but haven't found any solutions to solve your requirement)
Microsoft 365 Tenant to Tenant Migration – Tips and Methods
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
@Anonymous - The exact guidance here is going to depend on a whole host of factors. In terms of data connections this shouldn't matter for example if all of the data sources are on-premises for example. You may have some luck with the Power BI REST API in exacting all of the files but for 50-80 files, I would probably just brute force it. Go to report, download PBIX, open PBIX, publish to new tenant. Brutally manual but you could probably knock it out in a day or two.
Thank you so much @Greg_Deckler . and thanks every for your amazing suggestions. Really apprecaite it.
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