HOTSPOT -
You have a dataset that has the permissions shown in the following exhibit.
Use the drop-down menus to select the answer choice that completes each statement based on the information presented in the graphic.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
Hot Area:
Box 1: use Analyze in Excel -
Build permission applies to datasets. When you give users Build permission, they can build new content on your dataset, such as reports, dashboards, pinned tiles from Q&A, paginated reports, and Insights Discovery.
Users also need Build permissions to work with the data outside Power BI:
To export the underlying data.
To build new content on the dataset such as with Analyze in Excel.
To access the data via the XMLA endpoint.
Box 2: grant the Read permission for
The Corp group has read, share and rebuild permissions.
As a property of the Power BI App, you can allow users to share the app and underlying dataset with share permissions.
Reference:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/service-datasets-build-permissions https://data-marc.com/2021/07/30/transform-a-local-into-a-global-power-bi-solution-request-access-to-content/
- Analyze in Excel - Grant build permission see: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/service-datasets-build-permissions "Say you have Reshare and Build permission on a dataset. When you share a report or dashboard built on that dataset, you can specify that the recipients also get Build permission for the underlying dataset."
Pls help clarify my concerns: 1. why dont choose "delete"? Since users have Read & Build Permission, suppose they at least have a Contributors role. For that role, they can also delete dataset. Is that right? 2. If users in corp group can grant build permission, they are also able to grant read permission, is that right?
Read up the answer on the link: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/service-datasets-build-permissions We are not told they can delete but can Analyze in Excel. And for the 2nd qtn, I quote the link: "Say you have Reshare and Build permission on a dataset. When you share a report or dashboard built on that dataset, you can specify that the recipients also get Build permission for the underlying dataset." Did you see they talked about read permission or build permission? Follow instruction so that you will prosper!
Correction here: I think read permission is the correct answer because they only have build right and can only give read permission. I think this is the right approach.
You do not have a clear understanding about "Permission" and "Workspace roles"
I completely agree. That is exactly the text from the Microsoft page that explains it clearly.
Users with read permission can not grant Build access, so the answer is Read permission.
Users with Build permissions can grant Build permissions. The corp users have been granted Build permissions.
I checked the documentation link and it's accurate. It's straight from Microsoft so this must be the answer. Disregard my answer if it appears, it must be outdated or wrong.
I took this from Ms documentation: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/service-datasets-build-permissions "Ways to give Build permission": (...) Say you have Reshare and Build permission on a dataset. When you share a report or dashboard built on that dataset, you can specify that the recipients also get Build permission for the underlying dataset. So the answer is: - Analyze in Excel - Grant build permission
- Analyze in Excel - Grant build permission If you have Reshare and Build permission on a dataset, and you share a report or dashboard you built on that dataset, you can specify that the recipients also get Build permission for the dataset. For more information, see Share Power BI reports and dashboards with coworkers and others. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/service-datasets-build-permissions
Fairly sure this was on the exam
- Analyze in Excel - Grant build permission
Typo sorry, pals. Correct Answer is: - Analyze in Excel - Grant read permission
f you have Reshare and Build permission on a semantic model, and you share a report or dashboard you built on that semantic model, you can specify that the recipients also get Build permission for the semantic model. For more information, see Share Power BI reports and dashboards with coworkers and others.
- Analyze in Excel - Grant Build permission If you have Reshare and Build permission on a semantic model, and you share a report or dashboard you built on that semantic model, you can specify that the recipients also get Build permission for the semantic model. For more information, see Share Power BI reports and dashboards with coworkers and others.
Tested- - Analyse in Excel - Grant build permission
Granting build permissions requires administrative privileges, which are not included in read, reshare, and build capabilities.
B, B "Reshare" capability includes the ability to grant others access to view the dataset. They cannot grant the "Build" permission unless they have administrative rights or ownership of the dataset. So the completed statement would be: Users in the corp group can grant the Read permission for the dataset.
Bing chat: No, a user with Build permission cannot grant Build permissions to others. According to Microsoft’s documentation12, Build permission allows a user to create new content based on a dataset, such as reports, dashboards, and other items. However, the ability to grant permissions to others is associated with the Reshare permission2. This permission allows a user to grant access to the semantic model to others2. Therefore, unless a user also has Reshare permission, they cannot grant Build permissions to others. Please note that this is a simplified explanation and actual Power BI permissions may involve more variables and complexities. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!
Sorry, I meant the answer is Yes. Reshare can grant build permission while build permission cannot.
I tried the second option, "Grant the Build permission for" looks right.
The answer is grant Read permission. When you grant this permission, you have also the option to grant build permission, but first you grant read permission. SO in any case, you will grant read permission and on top of that build permission, so read permission is never wrong.
Power BI provides Build permission as a complement to Read and Reshare permissions. All users who already have Read permission for datasets via app permissions, sharing, or workspace access also get Build permission for those datasets. Those users get Build permission automatically because Read permission already grants them the right to build new content on the dataset by using Analyze in Excel or Export.
- Analyze in Excel - Grant build permission With the more granular Build permission, you can choose who can only view the content in an existing report or dashboard, and who can create content connected to the underlying dataset. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/service-datasets-build-permissions
"If you have Reshare and Build permission on a dataset, and you share a report or dashboard you built on that dataset, you can specify that the recipients also get Build permission for the dataset." from microsoft page
1. Analyze in Excel 2. grant the Build permission - "If you have Reshare and Build permission on a dataset, and you share a report or dashboard you built on that dataset, you can specify that the recipients also get Build permission for the dataset. For more information, see Share Power BI reports and dashboards with coworkers and others." see: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/service-datasets-build-permissions