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Microsoft EmployeeUsage Metrics for Dashboard/Report Authors Feedback
Memorable MemberIt would be great to see the user ID of who has viewed.
sirui_sunHello! Thanks for the feedback. This is in plan for the next version of usage metrics.
Please vote on the following UserVoice idea to help us further prioritize: Usage metrics show the exact e-mail address/names of users who access dashboards/reports
SHHargroveAdvocate II
Knowing the names of the viewers is a primary concern for us. I see the report contains a distinct count of the users, but not their emails/names. Can this be added please?
Unsure what the cause of this problem. These are steps I followed:
- Have multiple datasets in an App Workspace, each with 1 report. Each report has multiple tabs
- Get Usage Report and select File -> Save As
- Produce new Report on this data set with
- 'Rows' as 'Reports'[DisplayName], then 'Views'[ReportPage]'
- Columns as 'Views'[Date]
- Value as [ViewersCount]
- Filtered data to only show metrics when [Date] is on or after 31 May 2017.
This method worked great for me this morning, I had a matrix showing all of the information i needed. I saved this report and let some managers know.
I checked again this afternoon and the matrix errors stating it had exceeded the allowable resources.- sirui_sun
Hey all - thanks for the feedback.
Anonymous: Thanks for the feedback, and apologies for the poor experience. This is an intermittent issue that we're working on fixing. For now, our guidance is to simply try again later. The fix will deploy at the same time as our planned performance improvements, as tracked by this UserVoice idea:
zthill: are you looking over the same time span for both audit logs and usage metrics? And separately, were audit logs enabled for your organization over the entirety of that time period?
-Sirui