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Hello everyone,
I could really use your help. I have around 100 people in a workspace, and I want to restrict stuff for only about 10 of them.
What I have as tables:
Table: Company Tree
Table: Company with Roles (a duplicate of the above)
Table: Opportunities
Existing Connections:
- Company Tree to Opportunities (1 to many);
- Company with Roles to Opportunities (1 to many);
What I need for Company with Roles:
- One role for the 10 people I need to only see their region and;
- The others to see everything without having to add all their names to a role without restrictions.
What I need for Company Tree:
- That the row-level security in Company with Roles don't impact the reports which don't use this table.
What I did and got:
- I created a role ('Limited') in Company with Roles and published the dataset;
- It blocked access to every report which didn't even use this table for all users not added in that 'Limited' role.
Please please tell me I don't need to add 90 people in a role just for them to see no restrictions...
Thanks,
Alice
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi Amit,
I ended up figuring it out by myself: if I duplicate the Tree table in Power Query ('duplicate query'), it will also duplicate the roles.
However, if I copy the table directly in the dataset (Tree with Roles = Tree), the roles will keep separate.
Sweet victory!
Thank you!
Alice
Hi Amit,
I ended up figuring it out by myself: if I duplicate the Tree table in Power Query ('duplicate query'), it will also duplicate the roles.
However, if I copy the table directly in the dataset (Tree with Roles = Tree), the roles will keep separate.
Sweet victory!
Thank you!
Alice