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Tatibella
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My role is blocking my data

Hi everyone,

 

This is the scenario: I have a role for each of the 4 schools according to the ide of the school. Each school should only see its own data, however I have a bar chart where I compare the average grade of a school with the average grade of the 4 schools.

Like this :

Tatibella_0-1682713762949.png

78 is the average of one especific school and the 70.6 is the average of the all the four school (by subjet, year, )

However when a user get in the dashboard with an specific school role, he only see the following:

 

Tatibella_1-1682714215051.png

 

I am using a measure to calculate the average of four schools.

 

I appreaciate your advice.

Thanks.

 

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ppm1
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Your role is applied in both measures, so you won't see the expected average values. One option is to add a separate summarized table that is not filtered by your role filter that can be used in calculations for all roles.


Pat

Microsoft Employee

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ppm1
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Your role is applied in both measures, so you won't see the expected average values. One option is to add a separate summarized table that is not filtered by your role filter that can be used in calculations for all roles.


Pat

Microsoft Employee
Tatibella
Frequent Visitor

Any idea?

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