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Community ChampionUnable to pin visualization to dashboard
Thanks v-danhe-msft
I think I figured out, at least on my end, what the issue is. When I went in to File|Options|Report Settings, and unchecked "Hide the visual header in reading view" then published, that change didn't get saved. I had to uncheck it, then manully save the file, then publish.
Something in the November desktop is not recognizing that there has been a change for that setting, and thus doesn't require you to save before publishing, so I suppose it publishes the last saved file assuming you've made no other changes to the file.
If you have made other changes, it does ask to save. So minor bug from my standpoint, but a frustrating one. :smileyhappy:
Microsoft EmployeeHi edhans,
Based on my research, it is a known issue and it will be fixed in a few days, hope it could help you.
Workarounds attempted:
Published the same report in other workspace and able to pin the report to Dashboard.
Regards,
Daniel He
Community ChampionThanks v-danhe-msft
I think I figured out, at least on my end, what the issue is. When I went in to File|Options|Report Settings, and unchecked "Hide the visual header in reading view" then published, that change didn't get saved. I had to uncheck it, then manully save the file, then publish.
Something in the November desktop is not recognizing that there has been a change for that setting, and thus doesn't require you to save before publishing, so I suppose it publishes the last saved file assuming you've made no other changes to the file.
If you have made other changes, it does ask to save. So minor bug from my standpoint, but a frustrating one. :smileyhappy:
- v-danhe-msft
Hi edhans,
The Product Group have replied me that the problem will be updated tomorrow, I suggest you test it again and
if your problem could been solved, could you please mark the reply as Answered?
Regards,
Daniel He
- edhans
I accepted my workaround as a solution.