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  • AllisonKennedy's avatar
    AllisonKennedy
    Community Champion

    dia612  This would be challenging. You may be able to acheive it using the PowerApps visual as that will collect data from the user as they interact with it, so you could track who has logged in. Trouble is checking if they logged out (they may forget to click the 'logout' button). 

     

    What is the use case/why do you need this? Maybe the explanation will inspire some other work arounds. 

    • dia612's avatar
      dia612
      Helper IV

      Hello AllisonKennedy ,

      Thank you for responding.

      We have a requirement where, at any given point of time only a specific number of users  should be able to use the Dashboard instead of everyone who has access to it.

      Like for example, I have given  Dashboard access to 10 users, usually all 10 can open and use the dashboard at the same  time but the requirement is to limit the access to only 5 users. Only when one of those 5 users logout , then  only another one can access it .

      If we can limit the access to specific number of  users and can also know who they are , it would be more useful .