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Blank Dataverse sourced Report
Hi r3vlock
Even though you mentioned having admin permissions, it's crucial to ensure that you have the necessary access rights not just at the app level but also within Power BI and Dataverse. Could you confirm if you have been assigned the appropriate roles in Power BI service that grant you access to view the data?
What is Microsoft Fabric administration? - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
If Row-Level Security is implemented on your report, it could restrict the data you see based on your user identity. It's worth checking if RLS policies are affecting your view.
Row-level security (RLS) with Power BI - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Since the report is accessed through a Power App, ensure that the app's configuration hasn't restricted data visibility based on user roles or other criteria. This might require checking the app's settings and possibly consulting with the app developer.
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Zhengdong Xu
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Hi Anonymous,
Thanks for this, after looking further into it I discovered I actually had access to the data after filtering the dates one by one. The main problem is actually the data from dataverse being pulled and displayed in the report is far from the actual data (I have thousands of records from 1 table and its only reflecting a few hundred thats why most of my filters showed blank)
I have constantly refreshed the semantic model and the report as well as checked the connection statuses but it's still not reflecting all the data. Do you have any idea why?