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Access issues with PowerBI Datasets
Hi judspud ,
Please ensure.
- To get started with this feature, you’ll first need to enable the preview option in Power BI Desktop. Navigate to File > Options and settings > Options > Preview features and enable Power BI Service Live Connection. You’ll need to restart Desktop in order for the option to take effect. Please check your customers have enable the feature.
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You may not see every dataset that is available to you in the Power BI service, the datasets you’ll see listed are:
- Datasets you have edit access to. These include datasets you’ve created or datasets you have edit access to in a shared workspace. Datasets created from service content packs should show up in this list as well.
- Datasets coming from data sources via import, DirectQuery or Push. We do not yet support SSAS data sources via this method, but it is on our roadmap to support this as well.
- Datasets from Organization Apps once you’ve made a copy. In order to get edit access to a dataset in an org app, you first need to make a copy.
More details: Establish a Power BI service live connection to the published dataset
I have also found a similar post, please refer to it to see if it helps you.
Change dataset for "Power BI service" live connection?
If I have misunderstood your meaning , please provide a screenshot with more details.
Best Regards
Community Support Team _ Polly
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi Polly,
I had the preview feature enabled and the correct permissions. After a bit more investigation into the incoming and outgoing traffic from PowerBI Desktop when converting the live connection to a local model, the address of XXXX.pbidedicated.windows.net was not white listed in my customers tenant. This was then returning an error hence the model not loading properly.
We are awaiting the address to be whitelisted so I will be able to confirm if this was in fact the issue once that has been done 🙂