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two accounts with same email
Hi there,
I started using the free trial of Power BI.
I asked from a vendor to share some reports with me and when they did, I clicked on the link and it duplicated my account,
So now I have two accounts with the same email.
In my original account I have everything I have developed so far and in the duplicate one only what was shared with me.
The weird thing is that in the duplicate one I can't do anything else apart from playing around with shared content.
I don't have the menu on the left.
Most probably I have greatly missed something so any any help is much appreciated.
Regards,
Nikos
- Hi there
What has actually happened is the following:
1. The first place where you developed Power BI reports are in your own tenant.
2. When a person shared content with you, that exists in THEIR tenant, and what is why you cannot see the menu on the left.
The outcome is that you still only have one account, but you are accessing reports in your own tenant (where you can see the menu) and see reports in another vendors tenant.
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- GilbertQSuper UserHi there
What has actually happened is the following:
1. The first place where you developed Power BI reports are in your own tenant.
2. When a person shared content with you, that exists in THEIR tenant, and what is why you cannot see the menu on the left.
The outcome is that you still only have one account, but you are accessing reports in your own tenant (where you can see the menu) and see reports in another vendors tenant.- nikospapRegular Visitor
Thank you very much for your response Gilbert!
So I guess the only solution if I want to have a go with the underlying data of the reports shared with me, is to export the data from their tenant and import them in mine, right?
- GilbertQSuper UserHi there
You could potentially look at this which might now work for you, where you can edit and upload content in 2 different tenants
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/azure-ad-b2b-guest-users-can-now-edit-and-manage-content-in-power-bi-to-collaborate-better-across-organizations/