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Create report option for guest users
Creating and Editing reports require a Pro licence in the domain of the workspace.
Sharing outside the domain is always read-only.
So if you have two users with Power BI Pro Accounts...
and
fred, can share a report with jim, but it will be read-only. jim can only view the report. (and this is the same around the other way)
If you want Jim to edit fred's reports, Jim will need a burningsuit.co.uk Power BI Pro licence. [email protected] can then log in to Burningsuit's Power BI environment, and - subject to security in the workspaces - edit Reports and Dashboards.
Hope this helps
Stuart
It looks like you just answered your own question. If they are not a member of the workspace they cannot publish reports to your Power BI Service. One option would be for you to publish the reports for them to the workspace. The other option would be to create an account for the guest user in your organization.
In Dataset section, if you click on create report(highlited) it allows you to create the report and save it. It doesnt get published to workspace as dashboard. Are you talking about this option?
I am not specifically sure what your guest user have access to because we do not have this option in my environment. However, if the guest user can send you the Power BI report file (.pbix) and you can publish this for them in your workspace.
Also, keep in mind the dashboards do not automatically populate with the new reports. You must pin the report object to the dashboard to see these object in the dashboard.
Thank you richard, my requirement is that guest users should be able to create the report. I can publish their pbix file but not sure how they will crete the new report.
In your application, can you check how guest users are creating reports?
Creating and Editing reports require a Pro licence in the domain of the workspace.
Sharing outside the domain is always read-only.
So if you have two users with Power BI Pro Accounts...
and
fred, can share a report with jim, but it will be read-only. jim can only view the report. (and this is the same around the other way)
If you want Jim to edit fred's reports, Jim will need a burningsuit.co.uk Power BI Pro licence. [email protected] can then log in to Burningsuit's Power BI environment, and - subject to security in the workspaces - edit Reports and Dashboards.
Hope this helps
Stuart