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Power BI: Row-Level Security with Multiple Conditions
In this video, Angelica will show you how to setup row-level security in Power BI when you have multiple conditions that need to be considered. We will also loo
In this video, Angelica will show you how to setup row-level security in Power BI when you have multiple conditions that need to be considered. We will also look at the recent update to the row-level security editor that makes it even easier to create security roles in Power BI!
Power BI row-level security with multiple conditions is a feature that allows users to control access to data in Power BI dashboards and reports based on multiple conditions of a user’s membership in a role or group. For example, a user may be granted access to certain data points based on their role and their geographic location.
This type of security ensures that users can only view data that is relevant to their specific user profile. This helps to ensure that confidential data is not exposed to users who should not have access to it. Power BI row-level security with multiple conditions also allows organizations to control user access to data on a more granular level than traditional security measures. With this feature, organizations can customize their security policies to meet the specific needs of their organization.
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Jul 2, 2019 — Hi,. I am facing an issue in fixing the row level security for multiple dimensions and Values. I am able to do it for multiple dimensions ...
Feb 27, 2023 — It's because a report user could map to multiple roles, either directly by using their user account or indirectly by security group membership.
Nov 10, 2020 — If we are not using the relationship to apply the filter, then it means we need to use DAX for filtering the values. the criteria would be ...
In this blog post we will discuss in detail the implementation of the hierarchical dynamic RLS without many-to-many connections in Power BI.
Apr 10, 2018 — I used the following to add row level security, however I modified the RLS DAX to the below IF/THEN statement. Any idea on how to get this ...
If you're coming from the SQL world, you can think of these conditions as WHERE clause in the SQL statement. There are two main types of RLS in Power BI: Static ...