Hide Visuals for Specific Users or Group

[powerbiexpert22]

1. can i hide certain visuals for specific users or group?

example i have bar chart , line chart and pie chart in one page of report. i want to show only bar chart and pie chart to finance users and only line chart to Marketing users 

2. can i show different color for same chart for specific users or group?

example i have bar chart , line chart and pie chart in one page of report. i want to show only bar chart and pie chart with white bakcground to finance users and only line chart with grey background to Marketing users

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

Hi @powerbiexpert22 ,
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[powerbiexpert22]

Hi @Anonymous , @Akash_Varuna 

can you please suggest on this how can it be done?

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Hi @powerbiexpert22 ,
Thank you for the follow-up,I would be happy to assist you!

• Create 3 measures for each visual .
  

  ShowBarChart =
  
  IF(
  
      MAX(SalesData[Department]) = "Finance",
  
      1,
  
      0
  
  )

  ShowLineChart =
  
  IF(
  
      MAX(SalesData[Department]) = "Marketing",
  
      1,
  
      0
  
  )

  ShowPieChart =
  
  IF(
  
      MAX(SalesData[Department]) = "Finance",
  
      1,
  
      0
  
  )

• To control the visibility of visuals based on user roles, add the desired chart type to your report (such as a bar chart, line chart, or pie chart), then navigate to the filter pane for that visual and apply the corresponding visibility filter: for a Bar Chart, set the filter ShowBarChart = 1; for a Line Chart, use ShowLineChart = 1; and for a Pie Chart, apply ShowPieChart = 1. This ensures that each visual is only displayed when the corresponding condition is met.Refer the screenshot:
  
  
  
  

• Create an RLS rule on UserAccess:

  [UserName] = USERPRINCIPALNAME()

• Refer the screenshots below:  
  

   

• Please refer the attached file.

I hope this answer resolve your query.If so,give us kudos and consider accepting it as solution.

Regards,
Pallavi.

[Akash_Varuna]

@powerbiexpert22 create a permissions table with user roles and a ShowVisual column (1 for visible, 0 for hidden).if you already have a table then import that . Define roles in Power BI's Manage Roles and filter the permissions table accordingly. Update the ShowVisual measure to check the user’s role and apply it as a visual-level filter use USERNAME function

[powerbiexpert22]

Hi @Akash_Varuna ,

do you mean permission table like below?

[powerbiexpert22]

Hi @Akash_Varuna ,

i created filter ShowVisual which has defult value 1 and assign to all charts, please see attached pbix for reference , what should be the next step? which permission table i have to create?

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TXJ5-35sfsbFAYBj6Ey-Os0AOG0ZnOUz/view?usp=drive_link

[Anonymous]

Hi @powerbiexpert22 ,
Thank you @Akash_Varuna  for the helpful response!
 
Create a new measure using the below DAX :
ShowVisualAccess =
VAR CurrentUser = USERNAME()
RETURN
CALCULATE(
MAX(yourtable[ShowVisual]),
FILTER(yourtable, yourtable[UserRole] = CurrentUser)
)

Drag the ShowVisualAccess measure into the Filters on this visual pane. Set the filter to "is 1".

Hope this resolve your query.if so,consider accepting it as solution.

Thank you.

Regards,
Pallavi.

[Akash_Varuna]

@powerbiexpert22 Yes, you can hide certain visuals for specific users or groups by using Row-Level Security (RLS) with a permissions table and DAX measures to conditionally show visuals based on user roles. For example, create a measure like ShowVisual and filter visuals using it. Similarly, to show different colors for the same chart, create a DAX measure for background or data color based on user roles and apply it via conditional formatting.