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Im creating a dashboard for detailed insights in meeting analytics using Outlook calender. As of now I have done dashboard which asks user to put email id as input parameter but instead of this I would like PowerBI to select/detect/capture email id automatically from UPN. So once user open power bi template, he/she should be able to see insights directly without even putting email ID.
@Anonymous there is dax function called userprinciaplname, may be that can help
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Hi Parry2k,
Thanks for replying. I want user principal name as a source in querry. I created parameter which asks for a input to user,so user email id becomes source in querry.
- So I want userprincipal name as source.
-This is for the purpose of getting meeting insights only for people who are working in our company.
- I short, I dont want user to put his email id as a data source, instead I want power bi to detect userprincipalname and extract data accordingly.
@Anonymous the way i see it working is that you pull all the data with email in it and then you add a column in you model something like this
Current User = Table[Email] = USERPRINCIPALNAME()
and now you put a report level filter with "current user = true"
And other solution could be Dynamic RLS.
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@parry2k It seems it creates table out of the power querry but instead I want to do it in the power querry.
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