Open the .pbit file with PowerBI Desktop.
When you first open the .pbit file, you will be asked to enter Parameters.
This page helps you setup the Reporting dashboards in PowerBI and walks you through the data that is displayed in them.
Head over to the Setup section to get the latest dashboard.
<aside> ✉️ Note: these dashboards were built for the June 2020 Update (v2.82) of PowerBI Desktop. If you download a later version of PowerBI from Microsoft, you will asked to 'Upgrade'.
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It's quite straightforward, for each of the PowerBI files, you must:
Open the .pbit file with PowerBI Desktop.
When you first open the .pbit file, you will be asked to enter Parameters.
Here you can enter EITHER
the location of your Report Directory (that you specified in the Night Runner settings setup). For example "C:_projects\\Reports", OR
a path to a .txt file with multiple Report Directories listed (one on each row). For example "C:\\Users\\will\\Desktop\\report_directories.txt".
Ignore this.
This should be a whole number, which represents the number of reports you want to load into the dashboards. A high number means you can view more comparisons, but it may take longer to load. A low number will be very quick to load, but you can compare less reports. A balance should be chosen for you and your organization that fits your own requirements. 10 is a reasonable starting point.
In the future if you want to change these parameters, go to the Home tab > arrow next to Transform Data > select Edit Parameters, as shown below:
At this point, you will only see data if you have run a Comparison (if in the Comparison dashboard), or if you have run a Push or Pull (if you are in the Push / Pull dashboards). If you're unsure how to do this- view the previous tutorial here.