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slej
Regular Visitor
9 years ago

"Dashboard" View

I built and shared a dashboard that has multiple tabs.  When viewed in Office 365, the dashboard is presented as a document that the user scrolls through in order to see each report in the dashboard....
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slej
Regular Visitor
9 years ago

I figured out four steps to get the "dashboard view".  The Users access the dashboard via Office 365.

 

1.  ENTER FULL SCREEN MODE

Once the dashboard is loaded, click the double-headed arrow in the top right of the Menu Bar.ENTER FULL SCREEN MODE2.  FIT WIDTH

at the bottom right of the screen, click the FIT WIDTH iconFIT WIDTH

 3.  OPEN MENU

in the upper right hand corner, click the ellipsis (. . . )to OPEN MENU

 

 4.  ARROW

in the upper right hand corner, click the ARROWARROW

 5.  DASHBOARD VIEW

the report will now display in "dashboard view" (look that is presented in Power BI Desktop).  Tabs are at the bottom which makes it easy & simple for users to navigate.DASHBOARD VIEW

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Anonymous
Not applicable
9 years ago

slej Your description just shows another way to navigate from a dashboard to a report via a dashboard tile. Your screenshot is of a report page, not a dashboard. You can tell, because it shows a filters section to the right, and there is no filters section on dashboards. 

There is no other tabbed view of a dashboard, but it is worthy of adding to the ideas section if it isn't already there.