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I built a PBI report for an external client (different company and domain) on my Power Bi Desktop based on a sample excel file (the production excel file is saved on the client's network and is updated every day).
I now need to "hand over" the report to the client and connect it to his excel file. I've already created a Power BI Pro account for the client.
How do I:
I've been struggling with this for a week now and can't find a way to figure it out. Feeling pretty discouraged.
This is what I attempted so far without success:
Hi @GilbertQ ,
Thanks for your reply!
If tenant means domain (the term tenant really confuses me) then no. We are in two completely none related company with different domains and office subscriptions.
I already gave up the idea of me owning the report and sharing it with the user.
Instead i created a user id for him, moved the report I built him to his User id , opened it on hi PBI desktop and published it to PBI service under a workspace I created for him.
I also managed to create a dataflow on his workspace connecting to the production excel file that will be "feeding" the report and replaced the original dataset script with the dataflow script.
My problem is now, that the PBI Service report will not update when the dataflow updates.
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