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Power BI dashboard Publishing
- 2 years ago
1) The issue with the RLS (Row-Level Security) message in your Power BI dashboard may not be related to your WiFi network. RLS is a feature in Power BI that restricts data access based on user roles and filters. If you've disabled RLS and still see the message, it might be due to some residual settings or cached permissions. Try the following steps:
- Double-check that RLS is indeed disabled in your dashboard.
- Clear browser cache and cookies.
- Revoke and then re-grant permissions to the users, ensuring that RLS is off.
- Make sure the accounts you're sharing with have proper access to the data sources used in the dashboard.2) One cost-effective approach could be to use Power BI Pro licenses for report authors and then schedule the reports to be automatically emailed as PDFs to your users at specific intervals.
3) You can explore Power BI PRO, but if youre service is PPU, then, you will need 6 PPU licenses.
4) Power Automate is a powerful automation tool that integrates with various Microsoft services and other third-party applications. To understand it better, you can start with Microsoft's official Power Automate documentation and tutorials. They offer step-by-step guides and examples to help you grasp the concepts and capabilities of Power Automate.
5) To learn more about DAX (Data Analysis Expressions) and managing roles in Power BI, you can refer to the official documentation provided by Microsoft. Microsoft's website offers comprehensive resources, including DAX functions and syntax, as well as guidance on creating and managing roles in Power BI.
Remember that the specific details and options for your organization may vary, so it's always a good idea to consider the possibility that hiring a consultant for personalized guidance and recommendations for your organization.
Regards,
Marcel - Anonymous2 years ago
Certainly, here are concise responses to your questions: The RLS (Row-Level Security) issue is not related to your Wi-Fi network. Double-check your dataset and report settings to ensure RLS is properly turned off. To save on costs, consider scheduling and sending reports via email to users instead of using Power BI Premium. If you have a limited number of users at the head office, explore Power BI Embedded as a more cost-effective sharing option. For a clear understanding of Power Automate, consider taking online courses or exploring tutorials. To learn DAX functions and commands for managing roles, refer to the official Power BI documentation and online resources. Feel free to provide more details or ask specific questions if needed. Good luck with your Power BI endeavors!
1) The issue with the RLS (Row-Level Security) message in your Power BI dashboard may not be related to your WiFi network. RLS is a feature in Power BI that restricts data access based on user roles and filters. If you've disabled RLS and still see the message, it might be due to some residual settings or cached permissions. Try the following steps:
- Double-check that RLS is indeed disabled in your dashboard.
- Clear browser cache and cookies.
- Revoke and then re-grant permissions to the users, ensuring that RLS is off.
- Make sure the accounts you're sharing with have proper access to the data sources used in the dashboard.
2) One cost-effective approach could be to use Power BI Pro licenses for report authors and then schedule the reports to be automatically emailed as PDFs to your users at specific intervals.
3) You can explore Power BI PRO, but if youre service is PPU, then, you will need 6 PPU licenses.
4) Power Automate is a powerful automation tool that integrates with various Microsoft services and other third-party applications. To understand it better, you can start with Microsoft's official Power Automate documentation and tutorials. They offer step-by-step guides and examples to help you grasp the concepts and capabilities of Power Automate.
5) To learn more about DAX (Data Analysis Expressions) and managing roles in Power BI, you can refer to the official documentation provided by Microsoft. Microsoft's website offers comprehensive resources, including DAX functions and syntax, as well as guidance on creating and managing roles in Power BI.
Remember that the specific details and options for your organization may vary, so it's always a good idea to consider the possibility that hiring a consultant for personalized guidance and recommendations for your organization.
Regards,
Marcel
Hi Marcel,
Now we can share the dashboards with our team. I think the issue was , I had created roles but no DAX function given to them. At this moment just deleted all roles and it started working well.
I will slowly introduce roles and its condition in DAX editor.
Thanks for your help.
best regards,
Arti Shah