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Hi All
I started with a company that had some reports/dashboards shared by the previous person in my position. I have people requesting access to these reports but I can't see the requests because I don't own the dashboards.
How can I transfer ownership of all reports that are out there under this person?
I don't have the original pbix file
Thanks
Cathryn
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Hi @Cathryn
If the dashboards were shared from the previous persons "My Workspace" in Power BI, my only suggestion would be is for your IT department to reset the accounts password, and then let you log in as that person.
You can use this link below to see how to log in with multiple users using Google Chrome
https://guyinacube.com/2017/03/multiple-sign-ins-using-chrome-power-bi-office-365/
Then once you have logged in you can open the required reports, click on File and then Download Report
I would then also suggest storing the reports or PBIX files in a central location.
If those dashboards/reports are directly shared by that person, no other people can edit those reports. So you have to log in with his account to download those .pbix copies, then re-publish with your account as @GilbertQ suggested.
I suggest you always publish those "shared" reports into a Group so that all Group administrators can edit those reports.
Regards,
If those dashboards/reports are directly shared by that person, no other people can edit those reports. So you have to log in with his account to download those .pbix copies, then re-publish with your account as @GilbertQ suggested.
I suggest you always publish those "shared" reports into a Group so that all Group administrators can edit those reports.
Regards,
Hi @Cathryn
If the dashboards were shared from the previous persons "My Workspace" in Power BI, my only suggestion would be is for your IT department to reset the accounts password, and then let you log in as that person.
You can use this link below to see how to log in with multiple users using Google Chrome
https://guyinacube.com/2017/03/multiple-sign-ins-using-chrome-power-bi-office-365/
Then once you have logged in you can open the required reports, click on File and then Download Report
I would then also suggest storing the reports or PBIX files in a central location.