You want to allow users inside your organization to share your dashboard, and to edit your dashboard by adding tiles. How will you do this?
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Dashboard sharing is straightforward; it has two levels of access, Read, or Read and re-share. You can use this method efficiently for test scenarios. When you want to share a dashboard with a user for testing, Dashboard sharing can be one of the best options to choose.
Dashboard sharing, however, has some disadvantages. There is no Edit access to this way of sharing, and on the other hand, if you want to share multiple items, you have to go to each dashboard and share individually from there. Because of these two significant limitations, dashboard sharing is never used in development or production environment of Power BI implementation. Other methods which I’ll write about them in next few posts, can cover these limitations.
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Sharing is the easiest way to give people access to your reports and dashboards in the Power BI service. You can share with people inside or outside your organization. When you share a report or dashboard, the people you share it with can view it and interact with it but can't edit it.