PL-300 Exam - Question 278

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You have five reports and two dashboards in a workspace.

You need to grant all organizational users read access to one dashboard and three reports.

Solution: You publish an app to the entire organization.

Does this meet the goal?

Examice · Accepted Answer

Publishing an app to the entire organization allows you to select specific content to include in the app, such as the desired dashboard and reports. This way, all organizational users will have read access to the selected dashboard and three reports, meeting the goal of granting access to the specific items.

Fer079 · Answer

I would say YES, because I understand that we can add to the app the desired reports/dashboard.
And for the next question which given solution is "You enable included in app for all assets." is NO

Fer079 · Answer

if we publish the app with just the needed dashboard and reports to the entire organization then the answer should be YES, but the question does not say anything about the app must contain all the objects or the selected ones.

SanaCanada · Answer

the answer is A..Yes

When you publish an app in Power BI, you can select the specific content you want to include in the app, such as reports and dashboards, and specify the access levels for each item. You can also choose to make the app available to specific users or groups, or publish it to the entire organization.

If you publish an app to the entire organization, all users in your organization would have access to the app and its included content, as long as they have a Power BI license. You can set the appropriate access level for each item in the app, such as read-only access for the selected dashboard and reports, to ensure that users only have access to the content they need.

Therefore, publishing an app to the entire organization with the appropriate access levels for the dashboard and reports would meet the goal of granting all organizational users read access to one dashboard and three reports.

No confusion, no need to discuss further

INDEAVR · Answer

similar question, DA-100,topic 5, question 1, answer is YES

LeeTheRed · Answer

This question was on the exam today 9/12/2023

Maverick7513 · Answer

publishing an app is not a complete solution to me

Hoeishetmogelijk · Answer

A: Yes is correct

Maverick7513 · Answer

my mistake. It's yes.

28485e1 · Answer

These multi-part case questions allegedly only have one correct answer, and it seems the correct answer for this one is the active directory group, meaning all other answers should be, "No," including this one.

539d541 · Answer

I hate questions like this. It's always unclear whether the answer is meant to be partially getting to the solution or whether it needs to be the whole solution step by step. This surely is just part of the solution, creating the app and sharing it to the organization is just part of it, you still need to choose the 1 dashboard and 3 reports etc etc.

DemoNight · Answer

B. asigne a todos los usuarios el rol de Visor al espacio de trabajo. Usando grupo en AD

Dsbuff · Answer

Yes. By selectively including only these items in the app, you can grant read access to all users specifically for the intended reports and dashboard.

MonikaStop · Answer

Answer is No

jaume · Answer

We should assume the app would only contain content we want to share nothing else... so you would be always wondering wether your assumption is right or not as solution would depends on it

GigachadPrime · Answer

How is one yes and next one wrong??????????????????????????

Pey1nkh · Answer

You can select specific dashboards and reports to include in the app.
You can share the app with all organizational users (entire organization) or specific groups/users.
Users with access to the app can view the included content (dashboard and reports) in read-only mode.

sroumi · Answer

If the users you are granting access to do not all have Power BI Pro licenses, then publishing an app to the entire organization will only work if the workspace where the reports and dashboards reside is backed by a Power BI Premium capacity (P1 or higher), Fabric capacity, or if the content is explicitly shared with each user individually (which contradicts the goal of granting access to "all organizational users" efficiently).

PL-300 Exam - Question 278

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