Douglas Dixon on 07 Nov 2014 01:51:58
Allow me to utilize SSRS PowerView just like I can with Excel PowerView and pin reports to the dashboard, however with SSRS, I would like to connect to on-prem data sources
Administrator on 26 Nov 2014 09:05:18
Hi Doug, thanks for the suggestion. We have another suggestion for connections to on-prem data sources. Can you elaborate on the SSRS Power View requirement? Do you need to upload existing rdlx reports?
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RE: PowerView rdlx connecting to on-prem data source
We have tried the visuals interactions options but what we need to make it better something like a cascading filters. These cascading filters should be persistent even when i click on other chart/visual - so that it give me a drill through multiple dimensions to implement a specific set of conditions. The chart should show a green/red/grey dot on top to indicate that the filter is on/off/inactive. Also the title of the chart should indicate the selected slice.
RE: PowerView rdlx connecting to on-prem data source
Step in the right direction, but mobile support is essential!
RE: PowerView rdlx connecting to on-prem data source
So is anyone else having problem selecting their slicers in the mobile app environment?
RE: PowerView rdlx connecting to on-prem data source
Agreed, we need this feature to be more flexible and usable on the mobile application. The idea is great, but it doesn't work as hoped.
RE: PowerView rdlx connecting to on-prem data source
Thanks for the December 14th update. However, after testing this I was disappointed to discover it is not supported through the mobile application. I'm I missing something? The 'report' dashboard tile is not visible through the mobile app.
RE: PowerView rdlx connecting to on-prem data source
Essential feature, I will not share my dashboard without a slicer. Thanks!
RE: PowerView rdlx connecting to on-prem data source
agree with Tyler:
This is absolutely critical - we have a client waiting on this before adopting PowerBI.
RE: PowerView rdlx connecting to on-prem data source
Better using Global Fiter as combo not list so user can easily choose the category or so on
RE: PowerView rdlx connecting to on-prem data source
What I would like to do is upload .RDLX reports which are actually Power View reports designed in SharePoint.
RE: PowerView rdlx connecting to on-prem data source
This is an essential usability feature