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Hi,
Appologies if this has been covered and I havent been able to frame my searches correctly.
We are trying to run a weekly report with power bi. Previously we have saved a new pbix file each week. However I would like to manage one report with a new dataset saved each week. Bonus points for us able to interact with the data sets at the report level and load in each week based on a parameter in the report.
I am not really sure how to start (each report has 10+ data inputs).
Any advice or links would be greatly appreciated.
I've set up a "snapshot" style data dump where I have a report that when it refreshes, writes a CSV file to a SharePoint location, with a year-week number in the filename. The code for this report (there are no visuals needed) uses some R script to write to a local machine, so you need a Personal Gateway running on it.
Then you could have a separate report that reads the CSV files in the SharePoint location and loads the correct one(s) according to your parameter.
If this sounds like a solution to your issue, once you have installed R Open, the R code you will need is:
R.Execute("# 'dataset' holds the input data for this script#(lf)write.csv(dataset, file = "C:/LocalFilePathToSharePointSync/Snapshot_Week-" & Number.ToText(CurrentWeek) & ".csv"")",[dataset=#"Previous Step"])
HI @pcarmen ,
Has your problem been solved, if so, please consider Accept a correct reply as the solution or share your own solution to help others find it.
Best Regards
Lucien
Power BI has no memory. You need to do the data storage in the upstream system.
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