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New Usage Metrics Report - page views
- 1 year ago
Hi micer,
Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Fabric Community.
The difference here is expected.
- The Report views table logs when a user opens a report like one entry per user per day.
- The Report page views table logs when pages are loaded inside that report.
Page level telemetry is collected on the client and sometimes can be missing due to network issues, ad-blockers, switching pages without a server request, embedded/publish scenarios or tenant settings such as per user data or private link. Because of that Report page views can show lower numbers than Report views.
So yes, the Report page views table can miss some information. Please follow below steps:
- If you want a table with date, report name, page name, viewer and view count, use only the Report page views table and this below measure:
PageViews = COUNTROWS('Report page views') - If you want to count how many users opened the report like regardless of pages viewed, use Report views:
ReportOpenings = DISTINCTCOUNT('Report views'[UserId])
Thanks and regards,
Anjan Kumar Chippa
Hi micer,
Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Fabric Community.
The difference here is expected.
- The Report views table logs when a user opens a report like one entry per user per day.
- The Report page views table logs when pages are loaded inside that report.
Page level telemetry is collected on the client and sometimes can be missing due to network issues, ad-blockers, switching pages without a server request, embedded/publish scenarios or tenant settings such as per user data or private link. Because of that Report page views can show lower numbers than Report views.
So yes, the Report page views table can miss some information. Please follow below steps:
- If you want a table with date, report name, page name, viewer and view count, use only the Report page views table and this below measure:
PageViews = COUNTROWS('Report page views') - If you want to count how many users opened the report like regardless of pages viewed, use Report views:
ReportOpenings = DISTINCTCOUNT('Report views'[UserId])
Thanks and regards,
Anjan Kumar Chippa