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Updating the permissions for an OData feed power query in Microsoft Excel (view source)
Revision as of 18:40, 15 December 2020
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# Click the '''Edit''' button. | # Click the '''Edit''' button. | ||
# In the next dialogue, select from '''Anonymous''' or '''Basic''' matching the '''[[Model Login Type|Login Type]]''' setup for the model. | # In the next dialogue, select from '''Anonymous''' or '''Basic''' matching the '''[[Model Login Type|Login Type]]''' setup for the model. | ||
# If choosing '''Basic''', additionally enter your username and password used to login to | # If choosing '''Basic''', additionally enter your username and password used to login to OdataLink. | ||
# In the dropdown, choose the fist or second entry. | # In the dropdown, choose the fist or second entry. | ||
#: The first entry will apply the login approach to all of | #: The first entry will apply the login approach to all of OdataLink. (Recommend for those with a single account). | ||
#: The second entry will apply the login approach to the | #: The second entry will apply the login approach to the account. (Recommend for those with multiple accounts). | ||
#: The third entry will apply the login approach to the | #: The third entry will apply the login approach to the model. | ||
#: The fourth entry will apply the login approach to the | #: The fourth entry will apply the login approach to the model and data file combination. | ||
# Click '''Save''' to save the login details. | # Click '''Save''' to save the login details. | ||
# Click '''OK''' to close the ''Edit Permissions'' dialogue. | # Click '''OK''' to close the ''Edit Permissions'' dialogue. | ||