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Hi Everyone,
Would you please tell me what might be wrong in the following DAX RLS expression?
( [EMC EMAIL] || [DELL EMAIL] ) = userprincipalname()
I have two email columns, one @dell.com and the other @emc.com ... so whether username at dell or at emc to filter this column.
Please help
thanks,
Amr
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Maybe try:
( [EMC EMAIL] = userprincipalname () || [DELL EMAIL] = userprincipalname() )
Hi @Anonymous ,
When using your RLS expression, it will produce the following error message:
As the error message mentioned, ( [EMC EMAIL] || [DELL EMAIL] ) is a true / false expreesion while userprincipalname() is a text expression, they cannot be compared with each other.
The right expression should be like @blopez11 mentioned:
[DELL EMAIL] = userprincipalname() || [EMC EMAIL] = userprincipalname()
It will work when checking the RLS role.
Best Regards,
Yingjie Li
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@Anonymous , print userprincipalname() on card and check
Maybe try:
( [EMC EMAIL] = userprincipalname () || [DELL EMAIL] = userprincipalname() )
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