Hi @Anonymous ,
The usage metrics shows how those dashboards and reports are being used throughout your organization, who's using them, and for what purpose. There are several reasons for the missing data in usage metrics:
1.Your Power BI admin has to have enabled usage metrics for content creators. You Power BI admin may have also enabled collecting per-user data in usage metrics. Read about how to enable these options in the admin portal. If admins don’t want to expose this information for some or all users, they may disable the feature for specified security groups or for an entire organization.
2.Usage metrics may sometimes undercount activities due to inconsistent network connections, ad blockers, or other issues that can disrupt sending the events from the client.
3.You need to view the content in your workspace, from within that workspace, at least once. If there are no views of the content from the workspace itself at least once, data isn't correlated from the application views in the Usage Metrics Report. To unblock the processing of data for this report, just view the content from your workspace at least once.
4.Usage metrics currently don't support capturing usage for embedded dashboards, reports, and the publish to web flow. In those cases, we recommend using existing web analytics platforms to track usage for the hosting app or portal.
5.The usage metrics report only includes reports (or dashboards) that have been accessed in the past 90 days. If a report (or dashboard) doesn't show up, likely it hasn't been used in more than 90 days.
Reference:
Monitor usage metrics for Power BI dashboards and reports
Best Regards,
Amy
Community Support Team _ Amy
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