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Published inFeb 2022
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Gregory Deckler
Gregory Deckler
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Gregory Deckler

Greg Deckler is Vice President of the Microsoft Practice at Fusion Alliance and has been a professional technology systems consultant for over 25 years. Internationally recognized as an expert in Power BI, Greg Deckler is a Microsoft MVP for Data Platform and a superuser within the Power BI community with over 100,000 messages read, more than 11,000 replies, over 2,300 answers, and more than 75 entries in the Quick Measures Gallery. Greg founded the Columbus Azure ML and Power BI User Group (CAMLPUG) and presents at numerous conferences and events, including SQL Saturday, DogFood, and the Dynamic Communities User Group/Power Platform Summit.
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Viewing and using reports

The reporting interface within Power BI provides a number of useful functions when viewing reports. Some of these functions are similar to the features within Power BI Desktop, while others are unique to the service. You will see different options depending on whether you own a report or have read permissions to a report. The features and functionality described here encompass all of the options present as if you owned the report.

The first difference between Power BI Desktop and the Power BI service that most users will notice is that there is a Pages pane located to the left of the report versus the Page tabs in the Desktop version. All pages in the report except for hidden pages will be listed in the Pages pane. This Pages pane can be collapsed or expanded using the << and >> icons, respectively.

The functions for reports within the service can be accessed by using the slim ribbon bar that appears above your report, as shown in the following...

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Published in: Feb 2022Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781801811958

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Gregory Deckler

Greg Deckler is Vice President of the Microsoft Practice at Fusion Alliance and has been a professional technology systems consultant for over 25 years. Internationally recognized as an expert in Power BI, Greg Deckler is a Microsoft MVP for Data Platform and a superuser within the Power BI community with over 100,000 messages read, more than 11,000 replies, over 2,300 answers, and more than 75 entries in the Quick Measures Gallery. Greg founded the Columbus Azure ML and Power BI User Group (CAMLPUG) and presents at numerous conferences and events, including SQL Saturday, DogFood, and the Dynamic Communities User Group/Power Platform Summit.
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