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Hi,
When I amend the semantic model and re-publishing to Power BI Services, it's publishing along with report.
I have to publish the semantic model alone, the reports can be created in Power BI Service. When I am re-publishing the semantic model, only model alone should be published in Power BI Services not the report.
Is there any way to achieve this?
Thanks
Kalaiselvan
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Hello @Kalaiselvan
In Power BI, when you publish a semantic model from Power BI Desktop to the Power BI Service, it automatically includes the associated report. Unfortunately, there is no direct way to publish only the semantic model without the report.
try Power BI REST API to programmatically upload a dataset without an associated report
Or
save your Power BI Desktop file as a Power BI Template (.pbit) file, which contains the dataset definition but not the data. You can then share this template file with others, who can use it to create their own reports
Thanks
Hello @Kalaiselvan
In Power BI, when you publish a semantic model from Power BI Desktop to the Power BI Service, it automatically includes the associated report. Unfortunately, there is no direct way to publish only the semantic model without the report.
try Power BI REST API to programmatically upload a dataset without an associated report
Or
save your Power BI Desktop file as a Power BI Template (.pbit) file, which contains the dataset definition but not the data. You can then share this template file with others, who can use it to create their own reports
Thanks
Hello @nilendraFabric,
Thanks for your swift response. Is that Power BI Temaplate can be published as a semantic model to Power BI Services?
I will have a look at REST API.
Thanks
Kalaiselvan
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Hi @Kalaiselvan ,
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Hi @Kalaiselvan ,
We haven’t heard back from you regarding the last response and wanted to check if the answer provided by @rajendraongole1 and @nilendraFabric resolved your issue.
If it helped, please click "Accept Answer" and "Yes" for "Was this answer helpful?"
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Hi @Kalaiselvan - Yes, you can publish only the semantic model (dataset) to Power BI Service without overwriting or including the report.
Instead of publishing the full PBIX file (which includes both the report and the dataset), you can upload only the semantic model (dataset) to Power BI Service.
Go to File > Options and settings > Options.
Under Current File, select Publishing Settings.
Check the option "Upload the semantic model without a report".
Click OK and then publish as usual.
second approach:
If your organization wants to maintain a separate workspace for the dataset, you can:
Publish the semantic model (dataset) to a dedicated workspace (e.g., "Data Models").
Then, in Power BI Service, create reports in a different workspace and connect them to the published dataset.
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Hi @rajendraongole1,
Thanks for your swift response. I checked and couldn't find the below option under 'Published semantic model setting'. Could you please check and advise.
Thanks
Kalaiselvan
Hi @Kalaiselvan - i think there is a changes, can you follow the simple approach then .,
If your dataset and report are in the same PBIX file, you must delete the report pages before publishing.
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