You are creating a dashboard by using the Power BI service. You have an existing report page that contains three charts. You need to add the charts to the dashboard while maintaining the interactivity between the charts. What should you do?
A.
Edit interactions in the report and set all interactions to Filter.
B.
Pin each chart as a tile.
C.
Edit the dashboard theme and pin each chart as a tile.
D is the correct answer - Watch this video -https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/create-reports/service-dashboard-pin-live-tile-from-report (at 0:42 and 2:05)
The given answer is correct but note that report tiles aren't interactive when viewed in the power BI mobile apps .See :https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/create-reports/service-dashboard-pin-live-tile-from-repor
I tested options B and D with a real PBI report.
I pinned three charts one by one (as single items) into the Dashboard, and I cannot interact with the charts and when I clicked any of them, I moved to the source report.
Pinning the entire page containing the three visuals into the Dashboard, provided me the entire functionality I had in my report (I was able to click in any visual to get the other two visuals filtered by the selected value)
D is correct, go in Power BI service opem a report and click the 3dot option icon and clcik "Pin to a dashboard" -> there's an option called "Pin live" click that., this is how you preserve those interactions
B is the correct answer.
Pin each chart as tile will allow you to pin each chart individually, and users will be able to interact with them on the dashboard.
The statement "Pin live page enables changes to reports to appear in the dashboard tile when the page is refreshed" means that when you pin a live page (report page) to a dashboard in Power BI, any changes made to the underlying report will automatically reflect and update in the dashboard tile whenever the page is refreshed.
Now, regarding the question about creating a dashboard in Power BI with an existing report page containing three charts while maintaining interactivity between the charts, the correct answer is:
B. Pin each chart as a tile.
By pinning each chart as a tile, you can add them to the dashboard while preserving their interactivity. Users can still interact with the charts individually, and any changes made to the report page (such as data updates or filter changes) will be reflected in the dashboard tiles when the page is refreshed. This option ensures that the charts remain dynamic and up-to-date in the dashboard.
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The correct answer is B. Pin each chart as a tile. When you pin each chart as a tile, the interactivity between the charts is maintained on the dashboard. Option A would not preserve interactivity on the dashboard, and options C and D are not applicable as they do not directly relate to adding charts with interactivity to a dashboard.
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