This month we are bringing NLG (natural language generation) even more to the forefront of reporting in Power BI with a new Q&A visual. Watch the following video to learn more about automatic page refresh: To learn more about the automatic page refresh preview you can read our documentation If your workspace is part of a premium capacity, your duration can go as low as the minimum set by the capacity admin and will only work if the admin has enabled automatic page refresh in the capacity. In the service, the minimum refresh time is 30 minutes for a regular workspace, so once you publish the report, the duration will be overwritten if it’s less than 30 min. In Desktop, you can set up this refresh as frequent as once every second, assuming your DQ source can handle that. In that card, you’ll set the duration of your refresh. To use automatic page refresh, make sure you have it turned on in the preview Options dialog.Īfter that, you’ll see a Page refresh card in the formatting pane for the page when connected to a DirectQuery source. For very fast updating sources, this near real-time experience will allow your consumers to monitor time-critical reports and ensure that they are always viewing the latest. To enable this, we are releasing automatic page refresh, which allows you to set the refresh interval of visuals in your report when using a DirectQuery source. For example, in the manufacturing industry, it’s critical to know when a machine is malfunctioning. When monitoring critical events with Power BI, it’s important that the data is reflected in Power BI as soon as the data source gets updated.
Reporting Automatic page refresh for DirectQuery (preview) Performance improvements for modeling operationsįor a summary of the major updates, you can watch the following video:.Azure Cost Management connector updated.Sagra Emigo connector generally available.
0 kommentar(er)
