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Hi
Do any of you have experience in developing a solution that makes the management of multiple dashboards and shows them on a given display continuously?
That is:
- query 1 - dashboard 1 -> display;
2 minutes later: query 2 - dashboard 2 -> display;
2 minutes later: query 3 - dashboard 3 -> display;
2 minutes later: query 1 with previously updated data - dashboard 1 -> display;
and so on
Thank you
You can also use tools like Microsoft Power Automate to automate the refresh and switch between dashboards.
Additionally, you can use the Power BI REST API to programmatically switch between the different dashboards or queries, so that they display in the desired sequence on a given display.
You can also create a slide deck or "playlist" of multiple dashboards within a single report, and use Power BI's auto-refresh capability to update the data on a regular basis.
Hi @Anonymous,
Yes, this can be achieved by creating a Power BI Report Server or Power BI Service dashboard, and scheduling data refreshes for the underlying data sources.
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