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Publishing and Building Dashboards

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The Summit Gear dashboard is ready. This chapter takes it live. You'll publish the report from Power BI Desktop to Power BI Service in a single step, explore how the published report behaves in a browser, and then see how to create an Executive Overview dashboard by pinning the most important visuals.

1. You publish the Summit Gear report to Power BI Service. A colleague opens the dashboard you created and wants to use the Year slicer to filter the tiles. The slicer does not appear. Why?

2. After publishing, you make changes to the report in Power BI Desktop and want those changes to appear in Power BI Service. What do you do?

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You publish the Summit Gear report to Power BI Service. A colleague opens the dashboard you created and wants to use the Year slicer to filter the tiles. The slicer does not appear. Why?

Select the correct answer

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After publishing, you make changes to the report in Power BI Desktop and want those changes to appear in Power BI Service. What do you do?

Select the correct answer

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