The key differences: Reports- They are dynamic and interactive. End-users are the day-to-day operations people. The granularity of the data will usually be important for the end-user and they will typically interact with the report. Dashboards - They are static and will answer specific questions. End-users are the senior leadership. The granularity of the data is less important and it's more about the speed of getting the insights.
if I am dealing with live data, meaning there will be daily or weekly refresh to my report, will it be reflected into the dashboard that I have created? my current understanding that it will not.
excellent contribution!, you've got a new suscriber 👌just a general question: - Once I pinned a visual on a dashboard; Does the dashboard visual update automatically when updated in the source report? My main concern is that the dashboard visual remains static and the user has to access the source report to see the updated indicator
Thanks for your video, it is clear. But from my point of view, it is wast of time, because when I need a dasboard on a monthly basis, if I understant well, I need to create a new dashboard with same visual but with different period ? What is the best practise if I want graphs from different dataset into a same page (Dashboard) but in dynamic view ?
Hi there, I appreciate the feedback! So for monthly reports like this, I would say best practice is to keep them as reports. Dashboards are more geared towards data that is static, so storytelling can be done on the data. If you want a dynamic view, I would say to create a slicer to always choose the current month/day and then pin them with those values; Here's a video to help you: czcams.com/video/pt7dI8af_m8/video.html
The key differences:
Reports- They are dynamic and interactive. End-users are the day-to-day operations people. The granularity of the data will usually be important for the end-user and they will typically interact with the report.
Dashboards - They are static and will answer specific questions. End-users are the senior leadership. The granularity of the data is less important and it's more about the speed of getting the insights.
if I am dealing with live data, meaning there will be daily or weekly refresh to my report, will it be reflected into the dashboard that I have created? my current understanding that it will not.
Thanks for the short but concise explanation👌
Finally, a co-filipino with meaningful and valuable content. I'm very proud of you, mate! subscribed!
Thank you for such a simple and informative video!
Well explained. Thank you !
This was helpful thank you.
Great video! Thanks for sharing!
very well explained - thanks
Great ! Simple and straight forward explanations. First time here and I will recommend this to my other colleagues.
Great stuff. I have observed people use these terms interchangeably. I see how complementary they are.
Well explained! Thanks 👍
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Good content, not sure why such less views and comments. Keep up the good work champ..long way to go.
Thanks for your compliment, really appreciate it!
Agree! These videos are brilliant. Guy in a cube assumes too much prior knowledge, this is a better starting point.
Thank you Fernan!
You're welcome!
excellent contribution!, you've got a new suscriber 👌just a general question: - Once I pinned a visual on a dashboard; Does the dashboard visual update automatically when updated in the source report? My main concern is that the dashboard visual remains static and the user has to access the source report to see the updated indicator
hi is there any possibility that can we create a power bi dashboard with multiple pages ?
Thanks for your video, it is clear. But from my point of view, it is wast of time, because when I need a dasboard on a monthly basis, if I understant well, I need to create a new dashboard with same visual but with different period ? What is the best practise if I want graphs from different dataset into a same page (Dashboard) but in dynamic view ?
Hi there, I appreciate the feedback! So for monthly reports like this, I would say best practice is to keep them as reports. Dashboards are more geared towards data that is static, so storytelling can be done on the data. If you want a dynamic view, I would say to create a slicer to always choose the current month/day and then pin them with those values; Here's a video to help you: czcams.com/video/pt7dI8af_m8/video.html
can we pin slicers to dashboards ?
Pawan lalwani is also great teacher