Forum Discussion
Row-level filtering and hiding column
- 1 year ago
Hi julian_urrea.
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Open Tabular Editor
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In Power BI Desktop, go to the External Tools tab
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Click on Tabular Editor
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Create or Select a Role
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In the left pane, right-click on Roles
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Choose New Role (e.g.,
NoAccess) or select an existing one
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Apply OLS to a Column
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Expand the desired table to view its columns
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Right-click the column you want to hide
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In the Properties pane (bottom-right), scroll to:
Translations,Perspectives,Security
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Set Object-Level Security
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Under the Object Level Security section, you’ll see your role listed (e.g.,
NoAccess) -
Next to the role, the default value will be
Default -
Click and change it to
None -
This hides the column for that role
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Repeat for Other Columns
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Apply the same setting for any additional columns you want to hide
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You’ll see a message like:
"OLS enabled on 1 out of 4 columns"
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Hi julian_urrea.
-
Open Tabular Editor
-
In Power BI Desktop, go to the External Tools tab
-
Click on Tabular Editor
-
-
Create or Select a Role
-
In the left pane, right-click on Roles
-
Choose New Role (e.g.,
NoAccess) or select an existing one
-
-
Apply OLS to a Column
-
Expand the desired table to view its columns
-
Right-click the column you want to hide
-
In the Properties pane (bottom-right), scroll to:
Translations,Perspectives,Security
-
-
Set Object-Level Security
-
Under the Object Level Security section, you’ll see your role listed (e.g.,
NoAccess) -
Next to the role, the default value will be
Default -
Click and change it to
None -
This hides the column for that role
-
-
Repeat for Other Columns
-
Apply the same setting for any additional columns you want to hide
-
You’ll see a message like:
"OLS enabled on 1 out of 4 columns"
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