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Hello,
I have the following question. Is it somehow possible to have one pbix report in one workspace but based on the user that logs in they will see another color scheme or other logo.
to explain:
we are building a report based on customerdata and advisor companies get acces to that data. so we have a general report with lots of keyfigures. We have more than 10 organizations that want that report (with their own color scheme and logo) but we don't want 10 workspaces and change 10 reports if something needs to be fixed.
so I was wondering if somehow we could have 1 report in 1 workspace but we can change the theme/ colorscheme / organisation logo based on a user login..
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Hi @Karola
You need to build a measure and add this measure into you visual to change your color dynamically.
Measure = SWITCH(USERPRINCIPALNAME() ,"A@xxx.com","Yellow","B@xxx.com","Blue","Black")
If you want to restirct data access by user, you can try to create RLS in your data source.
For reference: Implement row-level security in an on-premises Analysis Services tabular model
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
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@lbendlin We use live connection so that would not be a problem. except, when you do it like you said you still have work when you change a design or add new pages etc.
Hi @Karola
You need to build a measure and add this measure into you visual to change your color dynamically.
Measure = SWITCH(USERPRINCIPALNAME() ,"A@xxx.com","Yellow","B@xxx.com","Blue","Black")
If you want to restirct data access by user, you can try to create RLS in your data source.
For reference: Implement row-level security in an on-premises Analysis Services tabular model
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
You create one master dataset (often called the "golden" dataset) in one workspace, and then you create independent reports in other workspaces, all with their own layout and color scheme, but all consuming the same golden dataset.