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Desktop Version : Version: 2.123.742.0 64-bit (November 2023)
For some odd reason, the new Manage Roles cant make use of the function USERNAME() or USERPRINCIPALNAME()
When I want to use RLS to filter out Company from a UserCompanyPermission list I would normally state the Email = USERNAME()
But when I look at the DAX Editor it sees my rule as [Email ] == "USERNAME()"
Is this fixed in the latest version of PowerBI?
Solved! Go to Solution.
So I did remove and save it and it seems to work now.
But I can switch back to Default Editor. I need to remain on DAX Editor.
Hopefully they fix it so that the Default Editor (which seems way easier to use) can reference DAX Functions.
On my desktop I'm using this
And it's working fine without any error...
Proud to be a Super User!
Remove the double quotes ("")
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So I did remove and save it and it seems to work now.
But I can switch back to Default Editor. I need to remain on DAX Editor.
Hopefully they fix it so that the Default Editor (which seems way easier to use) can reference DAX Functions.
On my desktop I'm using this
And it's working fine without any error...
Proud to be a Super User!
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