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Restricting which visuals allow export to Excel
Hi Anonymous ,
The disable-ing of the header should work just fine as a work-around from a specific methodology way to do it. I don't have time right now but I would suggest that you test this that when the user selects that visual to get focus on it (full-screen view) if they then get to export from there.
At this time, there does not appear to be a way to exclude a single visual from a dashboard/report from being exported. Sounds like something you could turn in as an idea!
Hi Anonymous ,
The disable-ing of the header should work just fine as a work-around from a specific methodology way to do it. I don't have time right now but I would suggest that you test this that when the user selects that visual to get focus on it (full-screen view) if they then get to export from there.
At this time, there does not appear to be a way to exclude a single visual from a dashboard/report from being exported. Sounds like something you could turn in as an idea!
Hi Collinq,
Awesome - thanks for the feedback!
I gave it a check and yep, even with disabling the visual header the user can view it as a table, which (at least in my case) seems to be the same format as exporting the summarised data - however it will be useful if we were required to allow underlying data export for some visuals, but restrict the export on others!
I'll submit that into the ideas! Thanks 😄