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Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst Certification Guide

You're reading from   Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst Certification Guide A comprehensive guide to becoming a confident and certified Power BI professional

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2022
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781803238562
Length 398 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Edward Corcoran Edward Corcoran
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Orrin Edenfield Orrin Edenfield
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Table of Contents (25) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1 – Preparing the Data
2. Chapter 1: Overview of Power BI and the PL-300 Exam FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Connecting to Data Sources 4. Chapter 3: Profiling the Data 5. Chapter 4: Cleansing, Transforming, and Shaping Data 6. Part 2 – Modeling the Data
7. Chapter 5: Designing a Data Model 8. Chapter 6: Using Data Model Advanced Features 9. Chapter 7: Creating Measures Using DAX 10. Chapter 8: Optimizing Model Performance 11. Part 3 – Visualizing the Data
12. Chapter 9: Creating Reports 13. Chapter 10: Creating Dashboards 14. Chapter 11: Enhancing Reports 15. Part 4 – Analyzing the Data
16. Chapter 12: Exposing Insights from Data 17. Chapter 13: Performing Advanced Analysis 18. Part 5 – Deploying and Maintaining Deliverables
19. Chapter 14: Managing Workspaces 20. Chapter 15: Managing Datasets 21. Part 6 – Practice Exams
22. Chapter 16: Practice Exams 23. Other Books You May Enjoy Appendix: Practice Question Answers

Configuring row-level security group membership

As you saw in Chapter 5, Designing a Data Model, you can use DAX to filter your reports for row-level security. Once you publish your dataset to the Power BI service, you can enforce row-level security by assigning users or groups to the roles you created.

Power BI uses Azure Active Directory (AAD) for security. You can add members or AAD security groups to the roles created in a report. Row-level security can use distribution groups, security groups, or mail-enabled security groups.

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Row-level security cannot use Microsoft 365 groups.

It is important to note that row-level security only applies to users that have Viewer access to the workspace. If a user is directly assigned or a member of a group is assigned to a role with more elevated permissions, row-level security will not apply. That means that anyone who has been assigned the Contributor, Member, or Admin role in the workspace will see all the data, unfiltered...

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