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Hi there,
I have developed a PBI report showing employee's hours submitted on a Time Tracker application.
My aim is for employees to be able to access this report via a Power BI Online App and only see their data.
There are hundreds of employees so I cannot create an individual login for each.
When we come into work, we have a User ID and password which logs us into the network.
I have User ID in my Time Tracker report, so I somehow need to reference who is logged in to that computer?
Jemma
There is a DAX function called:
USERPRINCIPALNAME()
This will return the email (UPN) current logged in user.
Check out UPN part of this article to see how to use them in RLS:
Using the username() or userprincipalname() DAX function
Or check this atricle:
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Thanks @SteveCampbell i'm half-way there using the articles you shared:
I don't know what to enter under Security in Power BI Online. I tried adding myself to the role, and testing as user and all the visualisations are blank. I'm stuck!
Thanks
Jemma
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