You have a Power BI app named App1. The privacy for the App1 workspace is set to Private. A user named User1 reports that App1 does not appear in the My organization AppSource. App1 appears in the…

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Options

• AFrom the app workspace, click Update app, configure the Content settings, and then click Update
• BFrom the app workspace settings, add a member.
• CFrom the app workspace, click Update app, configure the Access setting, and then click Update
• DFrom the app workspace, share the dashboard.

• A
  16% (5)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  74% (23)
• D
  6% (2)

Explanation

When a Power BI app does not appear in the organization's AppSource for a specific user, it means that user has not been granted access to the app. App visibility in AppSource is controlled through the app's Access settings, not workspace membership. To grant a user access, the app owner must click 'Update app' in the workspace, navigate to the Access tab, add the user (or group), and republish. Option A (Content settings) configures which dashboards/reports are included in the app, not who can see it. Option B (adding a workspace member) gives the user edit access to the workspace, which is a broader and more privileged action than just viewing the app. Option D (sharing the dashboard) shares individual dashboard access, not the app in AppSource.

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