emile_diedrick2
1 year agoNew Member
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Add Dataset name on Power BI Row-Level Security Screen
It will be very helpful to see the name of the dataset that you are busy with on the Row-Level Security page on the Power BI Service. This is helpful when you have to assign a user to multiple datasets or when documenting RLS. If you step away or lose track, there is no way of telling which dataset you are working with.
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