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Cannot edit a Dataflow
- 11 months ago
for your replies, unfortunately I could not fix the issue. Rather the admin preferred to just create a new user acount and that one does work. Thanks for the help!
Hi DM474 ,
If you’re seeing that error even though you show as the owner, a few quick checks usually solve it:
- Workspace type & permissions
- Is the Dataflow inside a new Fabric (v2) workspace or a classic workspace?
- In v2 workspaces, only Admins and Members can edit dataflows. If you’re a Contributor or Viewer, even as “owner” of that artifact, editing won’t be allowed.
- Double-check your workspace role: Workspace > Access > your name > confirm it says Member or Admin.
- Connections/credentials – Re-enter credentials under Manage connections and gateways. Old bindings can block edits even after Take Over.
- Browser/session – Try InPrivate/Incognito to rule out cached tokens.
- New workspace test – Create a new workspace, make yourself Admin, then create a test dataflow. If that works, it’s a role/connection issue; if not, it’s likely tenant-wide → raise a Support ticket.
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- DM47411 months agoRegular Visitor
Thanks for your response, I am trying your suggestions now.
- GrowthNatives11 months agoSuper User
Hi DM474 ,
Glad to hear you’re trying out the suggestions!
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