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Hi @Anonymous ,
Why not create two separate reports based on these two databases? For example, if you have databases ds1 and ds2, you can first connect to ds1 to create report r1, then copy the r1 report file, just change the data source information (because you mentioned that the two data sources have the same schema) and then save it as r2. Then upload reports r1 and r2 to the service and share them to user 1 and user 2 respectively.
Best Regards
Hi @v-yiruan-msft,
I would like to have only one report because the number of users will increase overtime and having a duplicate report+data source is not feasible. I guess this is not something that can be done in power bi but perhaps azure?
Anyway thank you for looking at this.
Best
Adrian
Hi @Daryl-Lynch-Bzy
The users are not technical. They are just accessing/reading the report and the reason I'm looking for a dynamic solution is because the number of users will increase over time, thus need to look for a scalable solution where I don't have to duplicate the same report for each user. Is there any other way I can look at this?
Hi @Anonymous , I don't think this is possible. Power BI would be able to select between the two databases based on current user. This sounds like a Direct Query scenario. Please consider the following:
Otherwise, you need manage 2 workspaces, 2 datasets and 2 reports.
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