PL-300 · Question #314
A user creates a Power BI report named ReportA that uses a custom theme. You create a dashboard named DashboardA. You need to ensure that DashboardA uses the custom theme. The solution must minimize…
The correct answer is B. From ReportA save the current theme. E. From DashboardA, upload a JSON theme. Power BI dashboards do not automatically inherit the theme from the reports whose visuals are pinned to them. To apply a custom theme to a dashboard with minimal effort: first, save the current theme from ReportA as a JSON file (B), then upload that JSON file to DashboardA via…
Question
A user creates a Power BI report named ReportA that uses a custom theme. You create a dashboard named DashboardA. You need to ensure that DashboardA uses the custom theme. The solution must minimize development effort. Which two actions should you perform? Each correct answer presents part of the solution. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
Options
- APublish ReportA to Power BI.
- BFrom ReportA save the current theme.
- CPublish ReportA to the Microsoft Power BI Community theme gallery.
- DFrom DashboardA, create a custom theme.
- EFrom DashboardA, upload a JSON theme.
How the community answered
(22 responses)- A14% (3)
- B68% (15)
- C5% (1)
- D14% (3)
Explanation
Power BI dashboards do not automatically inherit the theme from the reports whose visuals are pinned to them. To apply a custom theme to a dashboard with minimal effort: first, save the current theme from ReportA as a JSON file (B), then upload that JSON file to DashboardA via the dashboard's theme settings (E). Option A (publishing ReportA) is unrelated to transferring the theme to the dashboard. Option C (publishing to the Community gallery) is a sharing action, not a dashboard theming action. Option D (creating a custom theme manually from scratch in DashboardA) would require more development effort than exporting and re-importing the existing JSON.
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