Basically, dashboards are the final views to the end users created by pinning different sections of the reports. The report published will be added in the Reports Section of PowerĬreating a Dashboard from Reports is very easy in Power BI. Let’s login to the Power BI site and create Dashboards using the report published now. I have attached the report file for reference. The locally saved Power BI report (.pbix) will look like this: Microsoft has made the deployment easy that we can publish the report to Power BI by clicking the Publish button in the designer.Ĭlick Publish -> You may have to sign in to Power BI online site (if you haven’t signed already)-> It will publish the report to Power BI site Now, that we have created a report in Power BI designer, let’s go ahead and publish the report to Power BI site. Let’s select components during the 2007 year and check how the other dashboards changes / data preview during that point of time:Ĭool isn’t it? Publish the report to Power BI site The final dashboard looks like as shown below: In the same way, I have added different shapes with different data representation. I have changed the visualization to Card type. When you click on the report icon it will show all the four tables with its columns in the “Fields” section as shown below:ĭrag the total sales column from the Company Sales table and insert into the report which will automatically create visualization as shown below. This also allows an option to create new relationships between the tables. These templates will help you to connect to your Dynamics 365 instance and access its data.
When you click on the small arrow between the tables, it will display the relationship between the tables. Download these Power BI templates to start building custom analytics and reports based on your Dynamics 365 for Marketing data.
You can be from any background, and your needs can vary from analyzing your personal accounts to big Data, but Power BI has a solution for everyone. Microsoft has made sure to provide a user-friendly experience to everyone using the software. Relationships view will display the relationship between the tables. Creating a report on Power BI is more like creating an excel sheet. New column, rename the columns, delete unwanted columns, hide columns from report view. When you click the table icon, it will display the tabular view of all four tables selected from ODdata feed where you can create a new measure, Once the data is loaded you can see the data and relationships icon in the left side of the designer is enabled. Select all the tables and click “Load” which will load the data, connection in model as shown below: I have used the Adventure Works OData feed from Microsoft:Įnter the URL and click OK which will connect to the data and show the data in the tree view as shown below: It will show open a popup window where you can enter the OData Feed URL as shown below: Open the Power BI desktop -> close the initial startup page -> click Get Data -> OData Feed Creating Reports using OData Feed in Power BI