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I am an admin on many shared reports for my organization. A coworker and I are responsible for publishing and maintaining many different dashboards and datasets. Up until recently I have been able to see all the reports and datasets in the "Shared with me" section and in the workspace we use to publish all of our reports.
A few days ago my coworker made some updates to a report in desktop and re-published to our shared workspace. We have done this many times without any issue but this time something changed. After publishing I was no longer able to see the report in any of the workspace areas or in the "Shared with me" section. I can still see the dataset and I can still access the report via a link and I continue to have all of my admin access with that report. I can't figure out why I'm not able to see it in the workspace anymore.
Here's an example of a few reports that I have the same access to. I am able to see the report and data set rows for each one except the one titled "WIP Report". All I can see is the dataset.
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Well, I'm not sure how it happened but apparently there is a setting where you can hide reports and somehow it was set for this report without realizing it. I found the setting and now I can see my report again! Thank you everyone for your help. .
Hi @Anonymous ,
Can you see all the shared reports now?
Please ensure you still have the dataset manage permission.
More details:the dataset manage permissions page
Please let your coworker share the report url to you, and see if it opens properly.
Things to keep in mind about sharing reports and dashboards:
Best Regards
Community Support Team _ Polly
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Well, I'm not sure how it happened but apparently there is a setting where you can hide reports and somehow it was set for this report without realizing it. I found the setting and now I can see my report again! Thank you everyone for your help. .
Hi @Anonymous
Unfortunately I'm still not able to see the report in our workspace or in the 'shared with me' section.
My coworker has tried re-sharing the report with me. I tried re-publishing the report myself and saving over the existing version and that didn't seem to work either.
I think the next thing we will try is removing it completely and re-publishing it. Fingers crossed that will work.
Hi @Burningsuit
Thank you for your response!
We do share a workspace, and the report is not showing up there either. I can see the data set that we use to produce the report but not the report itself.
Had my coworker re-share the report with me and used the email link but that doesn't seem to have worked either. It is very strange, neither of us can figure it out.
This is my view from the shared workspace:
and this is from the 'Shared with me' section:
Hi @Anonymous
If you and your collegue are both members of the same workspace, you should both be able to see reports and datasets either publish to the workspace without looking in "Shared with me".
However if your collegue published the report to their workspace, or to another workspace not shared with you they will need to share the Report with you using the Share method.
There has been a subtle change to the Share medhod recently, now the default is to share a link with users and send them an email. In this case the Report does not show up in "Shared with me" until the user access the report via the email for the first time. Then the sahred report appears in Shared with me.
Looking at your case, it seems possible that your collegue used the default share method and generated an email to you with the report link on it. You will not see the report in "Shared With Me" until you access the report via that email link.
Hope this helps
Stuart