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hello, i want to apply row level security for a power bi report. here is a sample table of each user and their access:
i also have a table in my model called salesteam, that contains a column for the salesteam name and a coumn for the user name, and another table called customers, that contains a column for the user name and a column for the company name.
how should i implement the row level security and the steps that i should do first?
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Hi @Hussein_charif
The first step is to add an e-mail to your table. This e-mail should contain the e-mail each user use to login to the powerBI service.
When that is done you need to create a role. You do that here.
Create one role for each group that need its own logic.
Pick the table and write this logic. email is a placeholder for the name of the colum with the users e-mail.
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Hi @Hussein_charif
The first step is to add an e-mail to your table. This e-mail should contain the e-mail each user use to login to the powerBI service.
When that is done you need to create a role. You do that here.
Create one role for each group that need its own logic.
Pick the table and write this logic. email is a placeholder for the name of the colum with the users e-mail.
@Hussein_charif , In power query split the column by delimiters into rows, so that on row will have one company
Power Query Split Column , Split Column By Delimiter: https://youtu.be/FyO9Vmhcfag
Then use this RLS with all. Please make sure One user should have all comapnies by name (not all). or all comapny values should be there in RLS table
Power BI- Row Level Security(RLS): Handle ALL, UserPrincipalName: https://youtu.be/KVLEnIUo4pc
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