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I'm trying to filter data by the username of the current logged-in client. I realize there are solutions to this, RLS is enabled, but we don't have SSAS to manage the aggregations outside of PBI.
I created a measure that looks up a 'tag' value of the username() and a table that matches the username to a site location. Then I'm trying to create a column that calculates the max of the site number and filter on the measure's value.
CheckSite = IF(LOOKUPVALUE(UsersTab[Tag], UserTabs[Domain], USERNAME()), 1, 0)
CheckSecurity = CALCULATE(MAX(UsersTab[Site_Number]), FILTER(UsersTab, [CheckSite]= 1))
I was hoping to use the CheckSecurity column as a report-level filter, but I get an error that username() is not allowed in columns.
I'm trying to circumvent these restricts, but so far no luck.
Thanks!
Hi @Gutenvirt,
Currently, in Power BI Desktop, it is not supported to use USERNAME() function in calculated column, you can vote the following idea about this issue.
https://ideas.powerbi.com/forums/265200-power-bi-ideas/suggestions/13926666-provide-username-functio...
Thanks,
Lydia Zhang
Hi @Gutenvirt,
Did you try to create the roles in the Pbix file based on the information you want user to see and then add the e-mails of each user in the power bi online? It's a little work at first but after the first setup it works nice, at least in my testing it worked.
MFelix
Regards
Miguel Félix
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