Which reports are using my model? Data lineage in Power BI

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[luisedugarridosoares]

Hi there. There’s something quite simple in power bi desktop. Go to power query and look for an option named “query dependence “ to see the data sources related to the model and how they are related with each other. Happy Friday and Holidays!

[nancysuman]

Can we see the metadata about data lineage view? If yes, then how??

[AArora]

Hi Ruth! Just wondering. The lineage view shows the information at a scope till report/dashboard. I have a requirement where I need to go beyond this, wherein I need to map the lineage staring from the visual level. For example, from lets say a few visuals in a dashboard I need a lineage map (or any other representation) which goes like this: Dashboard visual -> report -> the field in the underlying report's query -> report's dataset - > the data source (SharePoint for example).Based upon my experience with Power BI, I don't think there's any out of the box method yet. Would appreciate any pointers here. Thanks!