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Hi, I currently shared a report based on my dataset to the team dashboard. But it says 'This content requires permission to view' this for other team members. Unlike other datasets, I couldn't find 'manage permissions' for this dataset in more options (...). What could be the reason and fix here? Thank you!
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Im keying into the detail you provided, where you couldnt get to the manage permissions.
My initial speculation is that you created a report (in Workspace A for Example) from a dataset that is located in another workspace (Workspace B) , or an outside workspace from the report you created.
When you view the 'linked' data model inside Workspace A, you wont see details because the data model lives in Workspace B. Also, the users you shared the report with do not have access into workspace B, thus they get the described error.
You can get around this in 2 ways:
1. Grant the users access into Workspace B. Ideal if secuirty and access is not a concern.
2. Grant Build Permission to the users on the data model that live in Workspace B. Here, they can get to the specified datamodel but not access into the entire workspace.
Im keying into the detail you provided, where you couldnt get to the manage permissions.
My initial speculation is that you created a report (in Workspace A for Example) from a dataset that is located in another workspace (Workspace B) , or an outside workspace from the report you created.
When you view the 'linked' data model inside Workspace A, you wont see details because the data model lives in Workspace B. Also, the users you shared the report with do not have access into workspace B, thus they get the described error.
You can get around this in 2 ways:
1. Grant the users access into Workspace B. Ideal if secuirty and access is not a concern.
2. Grant Build Permission to the users on the data model that live in Workspace B. Here, they can get to the specified datamodel but not access into the entire workspace.
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