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- 2 years ago
This will be considered a model change. You can either download the report and open it in desktop, or if you are an admin in the workspace, you can enable the ability to edit data models in the service. Workspace Settings > Power BI > General > Data Model Settings
- 2 years ago
I don't understand wy there are restrictions on large transfers. That seems a bit arbitrary. If that is the case you should move to splitting this report to a thin report that is just a few MB in size pointing to the model in the service you manage by Tabular Editor. You make all changes in the service directly and publish a revised report only. That link would never change.
You could also split to a thin report and model and do this:
- Point the thin report to current semantic model
- update semantic model and do your publish thing, which creates a new semantic model in the service.
- Change the thin report on your PC to point to the new semantic model
- Publish the report
In this case, the report link never changes so your users dont know there has been a change.
But if you continue the current path of a new semantic model and report with each publication, you will have to give a new link every time, a major hassle.
This will be considered a model change. You can either download the report and open it in desktop, or if you are an admin in the workspace, you can enable the ability to edit data models in the service. Workspace Settings > Power BI > General > Data Model Settings
Thanks for your response on this, I tried to change the setting you've highlighted as I am an admin the workspace but it's greyed out. I'll look in to the possiblity of having this enabled for future
- hvnter2 years agoResolver I
Ah yes, you will have to have whoever your Tenant Admin is turn it on from their Admin Portal. Thank you for the kudos