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Hi, I have a challenge with the following use case and I'm hoping somebody could help me. I created an employee scorecard report, that contents all necessary data for all approximately 100 people. The goal is providing every single employee its own (filtered) dataset in a dashboard. At the moment my only - very time consuming- idea is, setting a report filter for each employee, uploading each report to Power BI Service and creating a single dashboard for the employee. Is there any trick or different approach providing a same structured dashboard based on the same dataset for different employees instead of copying pre-filtered reports 100 times? Thanks in advance 🙂 Stefan
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@SFeldmann Setting a report filter won't be a secure way of only showing each individual their information, they can still interact with the filters.
You should look into Row Level Security, this would allow you to build 1 model/reports for all users.
@SFeldmann Setting a report filter won't be a secure way of only showing each individual their information, they can still interact with the filters.
You should look into Row Level Security, this would allow you to build 1 model/reports for all users.
Seems the solution only works for Direct query reports .
Is there any solution for Commit querries
I need to show reports by customers and the customer should not be able to see data for other customer.
Any suggestion
Hi
I have a similar use case except the data is not sensitive so I do not want to use Row Level Security.
Mine is a sales report, where each branch manager will need their own pre-filtered dashboard. Branch managers report to Region Managers, who need their own version.
Probably looking at about 175 dashboards!! Not ideal!!
I don't want to use RLS as a workaround because it's not the right solution for this use case.
Is there another option?
Any help would be very much appreciated!!
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