Exam 70-778 topic 1 question 73 discussion

should be modify members of app workspace

Correct answer is A Sharing dashboard will no give a user the ability to edit the contains but If you modify his permission to be a Member then he can Create, edit, and delete content in the workspace and Share an item or share an app.

A is the correct answer. We do it once for user for all dashboards.

Way 1. Go to app workspace, click the “Access”, add a Member/Contributor. Way 2. “Update App” -> “Permission” -> specific individual or group -> “check” Allow all users to connect to the apps underlying datasets using the build permission. Way 3. Share a particular Dashboard/Report to someone -> under Tab “Share”, input email and note, “check” Allow all users to build new contents using underlying datasets. Way 4. Go to a particular Type of datasets, click the ellipsis, select “Manage permissions” and then edit the Build Permission (Add or Remove).

I go with A. A is the best option, even best by adding a word “Access”. B is wrong obviously, this question is relevant to Build Permission. C should modify the tab “Share” instead of tab “Access (it’s for manage the permission purpose)”. D Cilck “Update App”, and then configure the “Permission” instead of “Access (no such tab)” Link1: (Build Permission Microsoft) https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/service-datasets-build-permissions#ways-to-give-build-permission Link2: (Youtube) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3c7pMFloNeI

https://radacad.com/power-bi-sharing-methods-comparison-all-in-one-review

To remove or grant edit access in app content you need to follow this link:https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/service-datasets-build-permissions It should be D

It must be A

C is correct. To work around the issue, you can share content pack with the user so that recipients can create their own report. But any change won't be reflected in original report. Reference: Create and publish a Power BI organizational content pack (tutorial) Organizational content packs: Copy, refresh, and get access

No doubts: it's A. You have to add a member in the workspace in order to let him create contents like dashboard or reports. D is incorrect because in that way you are not giving access to the app workspace but only to the app.

app is already created so you have to update app then click on access setting. Correct answer is D

Am I the only 1 that thinks D is the right answer? The request is to "Provide a user named [email protected] with the ability to edit and publish dashboards" - In practice I would go to my APP Workspace that I have created in Power BI server > click Update app > go to Access Setting > type in [email protected] in the "enter email address" pane > identify them as a "contributor" > click add [https://radacad.com/best-practice-for-power-bi-workspace-roles-setup#:~:text=The%20Contributor%20role%20is%20the%20ideal%20role%20for%20Power%20BI,the%20content%20in%20the%20workspace]

With Dashboard sharing, you cannot specify edit access . A is Correct

I would say A because modifying the status of a member in the app workspace will enable him to edit or publish a dashboard or not. For answer B : - Sharing a dashboard does not enable the user to edit it [“When you share a dashboard or report, the people you share it with can view it and interact with it, but can't edit it.”] https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/service-share-dashboards - As for the “Access Setting” of the dashboard you can modify users’ capabilities to : o Read (Only) o Read and Share o Owner o Remove the access Indeed if you upgrade the specific user to owner, he will be able to edit the given dashboards but not the other dashboards (the question states “several dashboards”). As for the rest of the capabilities none allows the user to edit the dashboard. To enable a user to edit and publish several dashboards he needs to be a member of the given workspace where the dashboards are. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/service-manage-app-workspace-in-power-bi-and-office-365

Answer is A. With Dashboard sharing, you cannot make the other user to edit the dashboard. He/She can only share the dashboard

The answer C it's correct: https://radacad.com/dashboard-sharing-and-manage-permissions-in-power-bi-simple-but-useful

I would choose A. C is wrong it solves access to that one dashboard but what about others. Therefore, A.