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5 TopicsManaging Report Access: Difference between a Reader and a Viewer?
Hi, Wondering what the difference between "Reader" and "Viewer" is? I'm not sure how I ended up creating the different roles, but essentially, I want the people I grant access to be able to view the report only (disabled accessing the dataset and editing). Thank you in advance.Solved2.6KViews0likes2CommentsHide or unable View menu while visualizing report
Hi guys, I have an issue with the View menu you can see on the upper-left corner of a report when visualizing it on the report server. I don't want to show that, I need to unable or take it off because I don't want my users to use it, above all because there they can find Bookmark and Selection panels and they must not. Please help me!! Thank you so much1.4KViews0likes4CommentsDataViewMapping Conditions Not Working as Expected
I'm having some trouble with setting up a condition containing a minimum requirement. Example: "conditions": [ { "x": { "max": 1 }, "y": { "min": 2 } } ], The goal is that until the user has mapped exactly one X and two or more Y fields, they will continue to see an error like this: What actually happens is that you can't map any fields at all. We could set up multiple conditions as "stepping stones" to get to the condition shown above, but that would completely defeat the purpose. The goal here is to display the included error message until the user has mapped all the necessary fields. Is this possible, or will we need to implement our own input validation and error display? powerbi-visuals-api: 2.5.0 powerbi-visuals-tools: 3.0.12 powerbi-visuals-utils-dataviewutils: 2.1.1