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multiple data sources not related
kstrom There are multiple ways to do this, but here is a high level implementation that would work.
Create a seperate Desktop file for each report (connection / reports) in Power BI Desktop
For this example say you have 3 sources. You build 3 files named 1,2,3 with different reports.
You publish these files to app.powerbi.com
You will then have dataset 1,2,3 and reports 1,2,3
You can than take a visual, or visuals, from each of these reports and "Pin" them to the same dashboard.
As the manager clicks on each dashboard "Tile" they will be taken to each of the reports where the visuals came from.
Alternatively, you could build this all in one PBIX (Desktop file) and just work of different elements. Your model doesn't need to be all connected behind the scenes, but this might be confusing if any end user needed to use it.
kstrom There are multiple ways to do this, but here is a high level implementation that would work.
Create a seperate Desktop file for each report (connection / reports) in Power BI Desktop
For this example say you have 3 sources. You build 3 files named 1,2,3 with different reports.
You publish these files to app.powerbi.com
You will then have dataset 1,2,3 and reports 1,2,3
You can than take a visual, or visuals, from each of these reports and "Pin" them to the same dashboard.
As the manager clicks on each dashboard "Tile" they will be taken to each of the reports where the visuals came from.
Alternatively, you could build this all in one PBIX (Desktop file) and just work of different elements. Your model doesn't need to be all connected behind the scenes, but this might be confusing if any end user needed to use it.