Windows 10: Microsoft Power BI Service not allowing RLS function

Niranjan (MS Developer) · Feb 13, 2019

I surfed through blogs to understand about URL filtering method in power bi. But even though I follow all steps to implement the reports to be filtered in Power bi Service, am unsuccessful in it(not working).

My doubts :

1. Do I need to be a Power BI Pro license user? - If yes, of course, I am a pro user and still not able to do it in PBI Service.

2. Do I need to get some additional settings to be enabled in it? - Correct me if I am wrong.

My Question :

1. Is there any other steps to filter out the reports in PBI Service other than Option setting parameters and URL filtering method - Please suggest me the best way to implement.

2. Do I need to update versions of PBI Service - Currently it is in Version13.0.8383.170.

:)

Brink · Feb 13, 2019

Power BI July Update for Service and Mobile

We have some really cool features to announce this month, including data driven alerts that let you receive notifications when the data you care about the most goes beyond the range you set. The Power BI service team is always listening to your feedback and improving our product based on what we hear. Here’s a look at what we’ve introduced in the past month:

Data driven alerts

Set, receive, and manage alerts on your data

RLS graduates from preview

The definition of RLS rules and rows is now moved to Desktop

You can use the Analyze in Excel feature on RLS-enabled data

Data classification

Select a risk classification for the business data presented in a specific dashboard

Analyze in Excel

Analyze your on-premises AS data in Excel

We've improved the experience around installing Excel updates

Added an admin setting to control Analyze in Excel functionality for on-premises AS data models

Data driven alerts

Sometimes knowing about changes to important metrics quickly can give you an advantage or stave off disaster. With data driven alerts in Power BI, you can now get notifications when a metric you care about on your dashboard exceeds a set threshold. Alert notifications will be sent to you as an email, and appear in your notification center on the web and in mobile apps.

You can set alerts for your numeric tiles featuring cards and gauges. You have control over how often you want to be notified about your data, and whether you want to receive an email when your data goes beyond the limits you set.

Note that only the person who set up the alerts can see them. Even when you share dashboards with others, your alerts are not shared.

Read more about setting data alerts.

RLS graduates from preview

Row-level security (RLS) lets you restrict data access based on who is accessing it. We introduced RLS for Power BI datasets in March, and have been listening to your feedback ever since. Recently we streamlined the process of configuring RLS by exposing roles and rules in Power BI Desktop. Today, we are excited to announce that RLS has graduated from preview and is now generally available for all Power BI Pro users. Additionally, we have extended our Analyze in Excel feature to support datasets that use RLS too. You can also analyze RLS-enabled data in Excel using Analyze in Excel feature.

Data Classification

Many organizations have policies for data handling that vary depending on the source of data and how it is used. Some dashboards should never be shared with those outside your company, while others can be shared freely. By using the new dashboard data classification, you will be able to raise the awareness of those viewing your dashboards about what level of security should be used. You can tag your dashboards with classifications defined by your company’s IT department, so everyone viewing the content will have the same level of understanding around the sensitivity of data. You can even link to policy information, so users can learn about proper procedures for handling information.

When data classification is turned on, the tags show up next to the dashboard name to let anyone viewing it know the level of security that should be applied to the dashboard and the data it contains.

It will also show up next to the dashboard tile in your Favorites list.

When data classification is turned on, all dashboards start out with a default classification type. As a dashboard owner you can change the classification to match your dashboard’s specific security needs.

To change the classification type, go the dashboard settings by selecting the ellipsis next to the dashboard name, and click Settings.

Under Dashboard settings, you will be able to see what your dashboard is currently classified as and use the drop-down menu to change the classification type.

After you apply the change, anyone you shared the dashboard with will see the update the next time they reload the dashboard.

To learn more about dashboard data classification please see our documentation page.

Analyze in Excel

Analyze in Excel has become one of our most popular features! We have been working on extending the functionality and experiences around this feature. Here are some we enabled recently:

Analyze your on-premises data in Excel

You can now analyze your on-premises AS data in Excel. When you click on Analyze in Excel for your on-premises AS data, we establish a secure and direct connection that enables you view and analyze it in Excel.

Admin setting to control Analyze in Excel for on-premises AS data

Are you an admin who wants control over whether or not the users in your tenant can analyze your on-premises AS data in Excel? You got it! We provide an admin level setting where you can toggle “Analyze in Excel” functionality within your tenant. Note that the feature is on by default. If you don’t want people in your organization to analyze on-premises AS data in Excel, we recommend you go to your admin portal and turn it off.

Experience around installing Excel updates

One thing you said in your feedback was that the flow of downloading Excel updates while using the Analyze in Excel feature is confusing. We heard you, and made some changes so getting to Analyze in Excel is more smooth.

When you select Analyze in Excel, if updates are necessary we will take you to an experience to download Excel.

After you finish that step, you will be directed to the step to analyze your data in Excel.

That’s all the news for the Power BI service in July. We hope that you find these features valuable and continue sending us feedback on how to make the service even better.
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Source: Power BI July Update for Service and Mobile | Microsoft Power BI Blog | Microsoft Power BI

Paolo Mag · Feb 13, 2019

Power BI

Hello James,

This issue with using Power BI requires advanced technical assistance. For you to get the most appropriate resolution, we suggest that you post your concern in our
Power BI Community. From there, our team from Power BI who specializes with this software will assist you.

Let us know if you need further help with any Windows issue.

Brink · Feb 13, 2019

Microsoft Releases New and Improved Power BI Preview

Today is an incredibly exciting day as we unveil the new Power BI – a service we believe will fundamentally transform the “business of business intelligence.” Power BI can help every company adopt a data culture with easy-to-use, accessible tools and innovative technology that lowers the barrier to entry, for all.

For those not familiar with Power BI, it is a cloud-based business analytics service (software-as-a -service) for non-technical business users. With just a browser – any browser – or a Power BI mobile app, customers can keep a pulse on their business via live operational dashboards. They can deeply explore their business data, through interactive visual reports, and enrich it with additional data sources. We launched the first version of Power BI last February and since then customers have used it to gain powerful insights, helping them become more productive and competitive.

Meet the new Power BI

Available in preview today, Power BI’s new business analytics experience makes it easy for customers to:

Sign up – All you need is a business email address and you’re in.

Connect – Connect to your data in minutes, with built-in connectors and pre-built dashboards and reports from a wide variety of sources including GitHub, Marketo, Microsoft Dynamics CRM, Salesforce, SendGrid and Zendesk. More are coming in the next few months including Inkling Markets, Intuit, Microsoft Dynamics Marketing, Sage, Sumo Logic, Visual Studio Application Insights, Visual Studio Online, and many more. And Power BI is “hybrid” by design, so customers can leverage their on premise data investments while getting all the benefits of our cloud-based analytics service.

Use – With a new tool – Power BI Designer – that allows business analysts to connect to, model and visually analyze their data. They can then effortlessly publish the results to any Power BI customer. We also released a preview of Power BI for iPad – now available for download from the Apple App Store. Later this year we’ll also introduce iPhone, Android and Windows universal apps.

Today, anyone with a US business email account can try the preview of the new Power BI for free. We’ll expand to international users in the future. When we reach general availability we will introduce a free offer, available as Power BI. We’ll also introduce Power BI Pro, available at a low monthly price, with additional data capacity and features for the enterprise. In anticipation of this move, on February 1 we are lowering the price of our in-market Power BI service to $9.99 per user a month, a 75 percent reduction in price. More information on these offers is available here.

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Maximizing your data dividend

With Power BI customers can wring every drop of value from each byte of their data. Whether it’s in a datacenter, private cloud, our public cloud — or a combination of all three — customers who store their data in the Microsoft platform stand to realize a greater data dividend than with any other vendor.

Data drives business and we are all dealing with more data than ever before. So, I encourage you to preview the new Power BI today by signing up for a free account. To find out more about Microsoft’s data platform and how we can help create new solutions that bring together big data insights, predictive analytics and powerful visualizations, go here.
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Source: Microsoft mainstreams business intelligence with new and improved Power BI Preview - The Official Microsoft Blog

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