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Hey,

 

I am changing from Qlikview to Power BI. I have a table in ODS that has a list of User ID's and the Region data that they have access to. So in Qlik , this table is loaded as Section Access and on the front end, I have an option to click "Section Access" which automatically enables those people to view the application only for the regions that they are assigned to.

 

I want to be able to do something similar in POWERBI. I will be loading that table and connectinf it to the Region table based on "Manage relationship" between table. I want to know what is the next step after this for RLS?

 

I tried doing a manual RLS by "Manage Roles". But this works only when members have read only mo!e and hence cannot pin report views to dashboard. Moreover, this manual entry wont work if a person switches to another region in the course of his employment.

 

Is there any way this can be achieved? Thank You!

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Greg_Deckler
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So, this is done differently in Power BI. In Power BI you would create an RLS role for each Region. Then, in the Service, you assign users to roles. If a user pins a dashboard tile and then changes roles, I believe they will get a blank tile. If a user changes regions, just go into the Service and move their role.

 

Essentially, you can discard the user from your table, it is meaningless.


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