Which Power BI feature allows for setting up Row-Level Security (RLS)?

Row-Level Security (RLS) in Power BI is a feature that enables developers to control access to data at row level based on the roles assigned to users. This means that different users can see different data based on their roles, enhancing data security and governance.

Power BI provides the capability to set up RLS in both the Power BI Desktop and the Power BI Service. In Power BI Desktop, users can define roles and rules that dictate what data is accessible based on the user’s identity. Once these settings are configured in Power BI Desktop, the report can be published to the Power BI Service, where the defined roles and rules are enforced.

In the Power BI Service, administrators can manage users assigned to the respective roles, ensuring that proper access is maintained according to the defined RLS settings. This dual capability is critical for organizations that manage sensitive information and need to enforce data access restrictions.

While calculated columns and dataflow creation are important features in Power BI, they do not directly relate to setting up Row-Level Security. Reports are the end visualizations that display the data but do not inherently include the role and security configurations required for RLS. Thus, the combination of Power BI Desktop and Power BI Service is what enables the establishment and management of RLS