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Hi,
I'm trying to share a report with an email account outside of my organization.
I have pro trial and the recipient has pro license.
When I share the report, I get a message saying "Your report has been shared sucessfully", but nothing happens from there.
The receipient doesn't receive any email and I don't see his email being added to the Access page.
Any inputs would appreciated, thanks!
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Thanks both for the inputs, I read the documentation, very helpful!
@Anonymous I think I should be able to use ad hoc invite without adding the external user as a guest user in AAD. (ie. I'm not doing a planned invite since I just want to share the report).
@v-robertq-msft the tenant setting for external invite is enabled, but what I did find from reading the documentation is that "Pro Trial users can't invite guest users in Power BI" - one of the limitations.
I think that's probably my issue (that I'm on Pro Trial), I'll get a Pro license tomorrow and try again.
Thanks both for the inputs, I read the documentation, very helpful!
@Anonymous I think I should be able to use ad hoc invite without adding the external user as a guest user in AAD. (ie. I'm not doing a planned invite since I just want to share the report).
@v-robertq-msft the tenant setting for external invite is enabled, but what I did find from reading the documentation is that "Pro Trial users can't invite guest users in Power BI" - one of the limitations.
I think that's probably my issue (that I'm on Pro Trial), I'll get a Pro license tomorrow and try again.
Hi, @joelzhang
You should first go to setting, admin portal to check if your tenant has allowed external users to be invited, like this:
If it’s turned on, I think that you used Ad hoc invite to send invitation to users outside the organization. It stands to reason that this should be successful. I suggest you to share again and check the email. If he still can’t receive the email, you can copy the link and share to him directly through email, like this:
Or you can just try Planned invite in Azure portal if you have the user admin role.
Limitations of sharing to external users
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Robert Qin
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@joelzhang Did you add the user in AAD?
Check this- https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/admin/service-admin-azure-ad-b2b
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