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Hello,
In my org, we use Power BI (we do not have Premium). I have a PowerBI Pro license and developed Dataflows, Datasets, Reports. I published those and my users access the content using PowerBI Pro licenses.
I am thinking about getting a Premium Per User license for myself. Upgrading my workspace to Premium Per User License Mode. If I do this, I am concerned that all my users will also require Premium Per User license - is that correct?
The reason for upgrading to Premium Per User license is to get better compute capabilities. Because it takes a long time for refreshes now.
Any help is much appreciated.
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HI @SR71
Yes, anything you put on a PPU workspace will need a PPU licence to view. So if you share with only a PPU licence you'll need a PPU licence for anyone you share with.
However there are lots of reasons for slow refreshing. It may be a slow data server, or inefficiencies in your data. Power BI loves "narrow" tables, lots of rows with few columns in multiple tables, rather than lots of columns in one big table, for example. Use Power Query to remove any columns you don't need in the Report, equally filter out any rows you're not interested in. You'll find there are lots of things that can affect refresh speed, you don't necessarily need PPU until you've exhausted all the tuneing alternatives.
Hope this helps
Stuart
HI @SR71
Yes, anything you put on a PPU workspace will need a PPU licence to view. So if you share with only a PPU licence you'll need a PPU licence for anyone you share with.
However there are lots of reasons for slow refreshing. It may be a slow data server, or inefficiencies in your data. Power BI loves "narrow" tables, lots of rows with few columns in multiple tables, rather than lots of columns in one big table, for example. Use Power Query to remove any columns you don't need in the Report, equally filter out any rows you're not interested in. You'll find there are lots of things that can affect refresh speed, you don't necessarily need PPU until you've exhausted all the tuneing alternatives.
Hope this helps
Stuart
Understood. Thank you. The right answer is to optimize and not throw Compute power at it! I'll do that.