Can someone help me why in my Power Bi the Manage Relationship is coming Grayed out
I am using the below version
Version: 2.105.1143.0 64-bit (May, 2022)
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May be this is stupid question.
I am using Sisense for the analytics. Back end is SQL Server. Now we are thinking to move to Power BI. When I search for Power BI I see different versions. 1) desktop power bi 2) azure power bi.
Does both are same ? I can search for tutorial on google but I want some perfect direction. I want the similar kind feature that's sisense have.
Thank you.
I'm a developer and I've created an updated version of an existing connector of our service in Power BI. How do I publish the new version in Power BI and get rid of the old one? Any help would be highly appreciated. Thanks.
I am using PowerBI Desktop September 2019 release and I have two tables :
Employee
Country
I want to establish Many to many relationship between the two tables but I can't find (it is not detected) :
When I want to desactivate Composite Model in the features, I can't find the Preview features in GLOBAL :
are you using the Power BI Desktop Report Server? as the preview features wouldnt be available in there
If you could show more information about your tables that would be helpful
I think in your case, you are deploying to a Power BI Report Server instead of to Powerbi Desktop.
Power BI Report Server does not support many to many relationships yet, that is currently only supported in the cloud environment.
You can know the difference by checking this article.
I see that it is very complicated to get an embedded view for a dashboard in Power BI.
For reports, they generate a link for an embed view. So simple. There's no option for that within Power BI for dashboards.
Is there a way that a dashboard can be embedded? I am not familiar with packages or visual studio. If anyone can please guide me through the process step by step, if possible. I have checked documentations from Microsoft and it seems a bit complex. I have downloaded visual studio already. Now I am just stuck from there. I have a Power BI account already.
My main goal is to obtain/generate a link so that my dashboard can be embedded. Please help if possible. I greatly appreciate it!
You can only embedded reports, not dashboards into, for example, SharePoint and Teams.
If you wish to embed dashboards or reports or components from them you will need Power BI Embedded or Premium, to allocate the workspace to a capacity, and have to create your own web portal to display them.
I am about to create an azure cloud business intelligence solution. Based on best practice, I will use Azure analysis services (AAS) to hold the data model and create Power BI reports who has live connection to AAS. This is the overall starting point. Then I have these challenges:
Challenge number 1: I want to be able to use the new features of Analysis Services as Calculation Group and Aggregation features. Right now I am using Visual Studio 2019 and SQL Server 2019 azure SQL database that contains a star data model. Can I create a data model in AAS that can take advantage of these new features and how can I do that? For example, can I use Visual Studio 2019 or do I need to create this in tools such as the Tabular Editor
Challenge number 2: If I have to make the model in the Tabular editor, how do I proceed and how do you integrate the model files into Azure Devops?
Challenge number 3: Is it possible to use the Power BI pro in the Power BI service to utilize these features?
All contributions and tips are received with thanks
Sincerely
All this is changing rather rapidly, at present.
Currently Calculation Groups are previewed in SSAS 2019, and have not been rolled out in either Azure Analysis Services or Power BI. Aggregations are available in preview in Power BI Premium, and aren't planned to ship in either SSAS 2019 or Azure Analysis Services.
Support for building Power BI Premium models in Visual Studio has also not shipped yet, as it's dependent on both XML/A endpoints and updated SSDT tooling. Currently you would use Power BI Desktop to design models using Aggregations. Later you can switch over ot using Visual Studio and SSDT when that tooling ships.