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In Workspace A, I have a dataset and I built a report (Report 1) using that dataset.
I then saved a copy of that report to a different workspace (Workspace B) and gave it a new name (Report 2).
When I make changes to the dataset in Workspace A, the report in the same workspace (Report 1) updates fine. However, the changes are not flowing through to Report 2 that is saved in the other workspace. When I look at the lineage for Report 2, it shows that it is linked to the dataset in Workspace A. Any ideas why this report is not updating?
I am facing the same Issue still, updates from the dataset in workspace 1 are not flowing through to workspace 2 report
Hi,
Can you suggest, if you got this solution or still the problem exists. I am facing the same issue.
Hello @hawke
Did you find the solution? I'm struggling with a similar case and have no idea how to fix this ;/
Hi @hawke - as a test, you could create a new report with a connection to the live Power BI Dataset and make changes to the underlying dataset. You can even open the first report in Desktop, CTRL+A, CTRL+C to grab all the visuals, and CTRL+V paste them into the new report.
Having an explicit connection to the dataset vs. an implicit one from copying the report may be more intuitive to future development work.
Thanks,
Joel
Hi @joel_gibby_csc I tried doing what you suggested and I can't figure out how to paste the visuals I copied from the desktop app into the new report I created in my workspace in powerbi.com. Ctrl+V doesn't work and I can't find a paste option. Any ideas?
hi @hawke - The reports that you save using the "save as" option will not auto update if you update the base report - this is the expected behaviour of Power BI.
You will have to re-do the "save as" option and overwrite the saved copy of the report for the changes to reflect - also the 2 versions of the report will be accessing the same data set.
Hope that helps!
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Hi @Sumanth_23
I'm not sure I understand what you mean by overwrite the saved copy. What do I overwrite it with? What I need is to have two copies of the same report, but one copy to be in a different workspace. I need both copies to auto-update when the dataset is updated. How do I get the second copy of the report without using the "Save a Copy" feature?
My ultimate goal is to publish the reports to Apps. I need two different apps which is why I am using two workspaces. Any help you can offer is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
hi @hawke - if that is what you are trying to implement then the approach you are defining will work.
Hope that helps!
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Hi @Sumanth_23 unfortunately it is still not working. We have made several minor changes to the dataset and they show up fine in Report 1 that is saved in the same workspace, but they do not show up in Report 2 that is saved in a different workspace. The crazy thing is that the date stamp on Report 2 indicates it was updated at the same time as Report 1, but the changes do not show in the report. I may need to open a case with Microsoft. We've got to figure out how to get this working. If you have any further ideas, please send them my way.
hi @hawke - This is definitely not the expected behavior in Power BI Service where the dataset refresh time is as expected but the report is not reflecting the updated data.
This could be a caching issue - can you please try the "reset to default" option and confirm if the report is still not reflecting the updated data.
Happy to help!
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Thanks @Sumanth_23. Unfortunately, there seems to be an issue with my approach because when we update the underlying dataset, the changes only flow through to Report 1. They are not updating in Report 2. That is what I am trying to figure out. Based on everything I've seen online, the second report should be updating because it points to the same underlying dataset as the first report. If anyone has ideas why this isn't working, please let me know. I've reviewed the permissions and settings and can't see anything that should be preventing it from updating. Thanks
Hello hawke,
I am facing the same issue, have you got a solution?
thanks
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