PL-300 · Question #266
You have a Power BI workspace named BI Data that contains a dataset named BI Finance. You have the Build permission for the 81 Finance dataset but you do NOT have permissions for the workspace, You ne
The correct answer is C. From the Power BI service, create a new report and select a published dataset D. From Power Bl Desktop, connect to a shared dataset. The Build permission on a dataset grants the right to create new reports on top of that dataset without requiring workspace membership. Option C works entirely in the Power BI service: when creating a new report, you can browse and select any published dataset for which you have
Question
You have a Power BI workspace named BI Data that contains a dataset named BI Finance. You have the Build permission for the 81 Finance dataset but you do NOT have permissions for the workspace, You need to connect to BI Finance and create a report. Which actions should you perform? Each correct answer presents a complete solution. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
Options
- AFrom the Power BI service, create a dataflow to the dataset by using DirectQuery.
- BFrom Power BI Desktop, connect to a Dataverse data source.
- CFrom the Power BI service, create a new report and select a published dataset
- DFrom Power Bl Desktop, connect to a shared dataset
How the community answered
(37 responses)- A11% (4)
- B16% (6)
- C73% (27)
Explanation
The Build permission on a dataset grants the right to create new reports on top of that dataset without requiring workspace membership. Option C works entirely in the Power BI service: when creating a new report, you can browse and select any published dataset for which you have Build permission. Option D works in Power BI Desktop via 'Get Data > Power BI datasets,' which lists shared/published datasets the user has Build access to. Both are valid, independent paths to achieve the goal. Option A is incorrect because dataflows use import or computed entities, not DirectQuery against a dataset. Option B (Dataverse) is an entirely different data source and has no relationship to the BI Finance dataset.
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