Difference between revisions of "Privacy Level settings in Microsoft Excel"

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= Setting Privacy Level for a Data Source =
= Setting Privacy Level for a Data Source =
# Navigate to Data > Get Data > Data Source Settings
# Navigate to Data > Get Data > Data Source Settings.
# Click and highlight the intended data source
# Click and highlight the intended data source.
# Click on '''Edit Permissions''' button
# Click on '''Edit Permissions''' button.
# Set the Privacy Level to your desired level
# Set the Privacy Level to your desired level.
* '''''Organisational''' level has been observed to be the most optimal level in most cases''
* '''''Organisational''' level has been observed to be the most optimal level in most cases.''






= Ignore Privacy Levels Settings =
= Ignore Privacy Levels Settings =
# Navigate to Data > Get Data > Query Options
# Navigate to Data > Get Data > Query Options.
* To ignore Privacy Levels for all workbooks:
* To ignore Privacy Levels for ''all workbooks'':
# Navigate to '''Privacy''' Settings under '''Global''' settings
# Navigate to '''Privacy''' Settings under '''Global''' settings.
# Select the '''Always ignore Privacy Level Settings''' and click OK.
# Select the '''Always ignore Privacy Level Settings''' and click OK.
* To ignore Privacy Level for the current file only:
* To ignore Privacy Level for the ''current workbook'' only:
# Navigate to '''Privacy''' Settings under '''Current Workbook''' settings
# Navigate to '''Privacy''' Settings under '''Current Workbook''' settings.
# Select the '''Ignore the Privacy Levels and potentially improve performance''' and click OK.
# Select the '''Ignore the Privacy Levels and potentially improve performance''' and click OK.


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