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Jerzin
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6 years ago
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Published APP include only ONE tab of report ?

Hi all,

 

did anything change with PBI APP and the number of report's tabs included?

We create an application with dashboard, dashboard has report pinned, however, there is only PINNED, no option to choose which one I want to open.

Is there any other option to post Application with dashboards, where the report will be located with all tabs?

 

Thank you πŸ™‚

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    6 years ago

    After publishing, you can go to the online service and Save As to create a duplicate of an existing report. Then you can delete tabs, add tabs, change visuals, etc. It is still connected to the same data source, so you won't have to set up a separate refresh schedule, and any future updates to the original (re-publishing with new measures for example) will be reflected in any derived reports. So usually when I publish a report, it's primarily meant for a division director or mid-level person who needs a whole bunch of details, but I also need an "executive" version of the same report for the VPs and CEO and whatnot. So I publish the primary report, then Save As "Blah Blah Executive Report" and prune it down to just what they need to see.

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  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    Not applicable

    After publishing, you can go to the online service and Save As to create a duplicate of an existing report. Then you can delete tabs, add tabs, change visuals, etc. It is still connected to the same data source, so you won't have to set up a separate refresh schedule, and any future updates to the original (re-publishing with new measures for example) will be reflected in any derived reports. So usually when I publish a report, it's primarily meant for a division director or mid-level person who needs a whole bunch of details, but I also need an "executive" version of the same report for the VPs and CEO and whatnot. So I publish the primary report, then Save As "Blah Blah Executive Report" and prune it down to just what they need to see.