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I made a report with my pro account and when I share it with my team, they can't access it because it says they need a pro account too. Why do my teammates need to get pro licenses for only view the report? Is there any way to see the report without Pro licenses?Solved818Views0likes2CommentsDo I still need a Pro/Premium license if I have a Report Server subscription?
I'd like to share my dashboards with internal members of the department but was told by my organization head that sharing permissions can't be granted to me because this isn't a feature. They also mentioned they only support SQL connections, but I'm not sure if they have a SQL Enterprise license as part of the report server subscription. From what I've seen, it looks like dashboards are being shared internally (members log in via their company credentials to view the dashboards). If I have the report server subscription, do I still need a pro/premium license to share dashboards?Solved2.7KViews0likes8CommentsChallenge with sharing report with non-pro users
Hello All, Facing a challenge to share report with my colleagues having non-pro Power BI license. When they try to access report shared with them in my workspace (using pro license); it is asking them to update their licenses to access report. This is bit unusual since Power BI services don't require any license upgrade to access report as far as I am aware. I suspect the RLS configured in my report might be asking users to upgrade license. If anyone can shed light on this; will be really helpful. Thanks in advance & cheers!Solved6.5KViews0likes3CommentsPower BI Pro license on SQL Server license
I am thinking of using Power BI report server through the SQL Server license. It is my understanding that I will also need to purchase Power BI pro licenses for users that will publish reports. Is there any way of actually assigning these pro licenses to those specific users? Or is this a matter of good faith and the ability to publish reports is always present, but it is the admins responsibility to manage permissions of different users?Solved1.6KViews0likes5CommentsLicenses Requirements for Viewing
I have looked through the community and posts, so please excuse me if I did not find the answer where someone has already asked. Background: I have a paid Pro account (myself and 1 other member). All report viewers are signed up for free accounts. Reports are on a shared workspace. Issue: 1 viewer can no longer view the reports shared with him. He signed up back in November for the free account. It is now telling him to upgrade to Pro. This is the begining of our Power BI reporting, so we have shared roughly 10-15 reports with about 10 people (all with free users) since Oct - now. (So Far) There is only the user getting this message. I have been doing research to try and figure this out, but the information that we (myself and IT) have come across seems to be contradictary. Most of what I can find, says that in order for me (Pro user) to share my reports the viewer would have to be a Pro user as well. I feel like this can't be as then we would have to set up 100ish Pro accounts just to look at a report. Also, I found this chart that shows Pro user sharing reports with Free users. But how do I accomplish this? Can I be a Pro user and set up the workspace as Premium then share to Free users? Can I be a Pro user Premium (per user) and share to free users? https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/admin/service-premium-what-is#dedicated-capacities What is the best way & most cost efficient way for me to share reports with others who will only be viewing the reports? Thank you!!!!Solved1.6KViews0likes2Comments