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What email does the Subscribe feature use?
- 8 years ago
Xiaoxin,
Thank you for taking the trouble to do the screen shot. I have not been clear. What I really want to do is to change the domain part of the default address. From [email protected] to [email protected]. I thought that would be simple. It's not. I have to add a custom domain name to Office 365. When I tried to do that, it asked me to prove I owned the domain name. It sounded like it was going to move hosting for the domain into Office 365 or something. All I wanted to do was type in a user's email address, and I get THIS? Geez!
I think I'm done. Since I'm only evaluating Power BI at this point, this is not a problem I have to solve. Let's close the thread. Thank you both.
In O365, you manage a user's email addresses in portal.office.com.
Yes, I thought that would be the place. But when I go there, I don't see any place to set a user's email address. The "Mail Settings" section is grayed out for me since we don't have Exchange Online. But even looking at the grayed-out settings, I see no email address though I'm a Global administrator. Something else has its hand on the wheel here.
- Anonymous8 years agoNot applicable
HI sbeste,
AFAK, subscribe feature will send notice email to your account email which set at office tenant.
Reference link:
Subscribe to a Power BI report or dashboard
Change a user name and email address in Office 365
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
- sbeste8 years agoFrequent Visitor
Xiaoxin,
Thank you for taking the trouble to do the screen shot. I have not been clear. What I really want to do is to change the domain part of the default address. From [email protected] to [email protected]. I thought that would be simple. It's not. I have to add a custom domain name to Office 365. When I tried to do that, it asked me to prove I owned the domain name. It sounded like it was going to move hosting for the domain into Office 365 or something. All I wanted to do was type in a user's email address, and I get THIS? Geez!
I think I'm done. Since I'm only evaluating Power BI at this point, this is not a problem I have to solve. Let's close the thread. Thank you both.