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Welcome back to this week’s edition of the Power BI
blog series. This week, we look at automatically generating reports in
Power BI Service for existing datasets.
In Power BI
Service, you may now quickly create an automatically generated report off the
majority of datasets in the Power BI Service. This makes it easy for you to explore all the
datasets you have access to and can be helpful for jumpstarting report creation
in the Power BI Service.
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On the Create page,
if you select the ‘Pick a published dataset’ option, you’ll be able to pick if
you want to auto-create a report or, through the split button, if you want to
start from a blank report.
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You can also access
these options in the Datahub, through the Create a report dropdown, where you
can access both the auto-create and from-scratch options.
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There are still a
few types of datasets Power BI doesn’t yet support for auto-generated reports. In these cases, you’ll just have the ‘blank
report’ option available to you.
Check back next week for more Power BI tips
and tricks!
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