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Hello,
In the desktop version you can manage roles by defining a name, choosing the table and the "column"
Then you select one value out of this column to define a role
How can you manage a role which is assigned to more than one value out of one column?
Example:
There might be a role 1 allowed to see region North
There might be a role 2 allowed to see region South
There might be a role 3 allowed to see region North, South, ...
How can I modify the term (role1) below so that it fits to role 3, which is allowed to see at least 10 regions out of 30 regions
[Region] = "North" ...???
Thank you
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Hi @Tine,
As the filter to create a role is using DAX expression, so you should be able to use "||" operator to add more regions to your role. The expression below is for your reference.![]()
[Region] = "North" || [Region] = "South" || [Region] = "Other Regions"
Regards
Updated answer in updated PBI versions:
[Region] in {"North","South"}
Hi @Tine,
As the filter to create a role is using DAX expression, so you should be able to use "||" operator to add more regions to your role. The expression below is for your reference.![]()
[Region] = "North" || [Region] = "South" || [Region] = "Other Regions"
Regards
It works indeed!
Example of working code:
[Код региона] ="32"||
[Код региона] = "33"||
[Код региона] = "44"||
[Код региона] = "50"||
[Код региона] = "57"||
[Код региона] = "61"||
[Код региона] = "62"
i am Using below DAX
How to use it like
[ABC] LIKE "XYZ%"
Thank you - it works
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