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Stopping Some Users Seeing Certain Columns Or Measures In Your Power BI Report With Object Level Security And Field Parameters

Stopping Some Users Seeing Certain Columns Or Measures In Your Power BI Report With Object Level Security And Field Parameters
Use object level security and field parameters to apply security to columns and measures in Power BI reports

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