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I have the following problem: My dataset is in my private workspace. The workspace is a premium per user licence. Now I have assigned permissions to the dataset for reading and creating. However, my users get the error message in the app that they cannot access the data model.
What else could it be that they can't access?
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Ahhh. OK, if you are sharing in a PPU workspace, the users need to have a PPU license as well.
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Do the users that you are trying to share with have a Pro or PPU license as well?
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Yes they have a Powerbi Pro license.
Ahhh. OK, if you are sharing in a PPU workspace, the users need to have a PPU license as well.
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If your users are encountering an error message stating they cannot access the data model, despite having the appropriate permissions in a Power BI Premium Per User (PPU) workspace, there are a few potential issues to consider:
License Type:
App Permissions:
Workspace Access:
Permissions within the Dataset:
Cross-Workspace Access:
Data Source Access:
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