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Please provide this feature!
The work around doesn't work for 99% of use cases and we really need this functionality natively.
Elegant solution however don’t forget it’s still a work around, I see few Issues with this solution mentioned by “ADMINISTRATOR” are listed below. 1. If report has “REPORT BOOKMARKS” user can still bypass the page navigation and access the pages. – Please give report authors to hike the “REPORT BOOKMARKS”. 2. Export to “PPT” – user can still bypass the page navigation and access the information. 3. Export to “PDF” – user can still bypass the page navigation and access the information. So, we need a proper Page security so we can use single report/App for different department with Page security. Thanks
We still need this feature. is there any update?
This would be incredibly useful. Please implement ASAP!
Please add this as soon as possible. This is essential.
This is an essential element not optional, otherwise we will have multiple reports with the same models.
Please enable this... and CLS too. This is very important as data security is a top priority in any organisation
Any update on this? Thanks
It's very useful to create and maintain a single PBIX to support report readers with different roles. I'm looking forward to the feature. Thanks.
- Administrator on 3/25/2021 12:59:47 AM
Thanks for all the feedback! Currently, Power BI does not have a security feature for pages; however, using conditional page navigation and RLS, you can create a custom navigation experience that shows different page options for different roles.
Here's an example of this custom navigation experience:
You can start by hiding all pages on your report except the landing page. Then you will create a column that contains the exact names of the pages in report.
Here's an example:
Using Power BI's row-level security feature, you can define the security roles and rules for this column, and then you can add the column to a single-select slicer.
The slicer will only show values in the column based on the security roles and rules that you've applied to this column.
Next, you can create a page navigation button and click the fx button to conditionally format the destination based on the column:
Now the button can navigate the user to the selected page: