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Granting Report Permissions

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A report owner may choose to allow others to access the report in various ways.

 

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For Private reports, only the View permission can be granted. This enables a user to view the report.

 

For Shared reports, design permissions can also be granted.

 

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To grant report permissions:

 

1.Go to the Reports Workspace, click the More Options button Universal - More options button and select the permissions option, or navigate to a report in the Edit Reports tree. The Permissions box in the report details area differs depending on whether the report is Private or Shared. Note that the Permissions box is not shown for any report to which you have access but do not own. The image below shows the details area for a private report.

Private Report Details Area

 

The image below shows the details area for a shared report.

 

Shared Report Details Area

 

2.To add a permission, click Add. Permissions are assigned to the following user categories:

Users - These are individual accounts within PerfectApps.

Groups - These are user groups defined within PerfectApps.

Positions - An organizational role, such as CFO, that can be held by only one user at a time.

Everyone - This is anyone who has a Full User or Basic User account with PerfectApps.

 

If the report has not been shared, View is the only permission you can grant.

If the report is shared and you are the report owner, you can choose from a list of specific permissions for any user in the list. If neither Allow nor Deny is checked, the permission is not granted. Permission options include:

View - This allows a user to view the report.

Edit - This allows a user to edit the report using the Report Designer.

Publish - This allows a user to deploy the report by clicking the Publish button.

Full Control - This enables all of the above.

 

 

See also: Allowing Others to Edit Your Report, Deleting a Report

 

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