| Syed Muneeb
For a user to give any user permissions to other users,
one must have a role of System Administrator. If a user
doesn’t have permissions, then he/she should contact
administrator to get access.
In the Microsoft Power
Platform admin center, go to an environment. Go to
Settings then
Users + permissions then select
Security Roles. When a user goes to
Security Roles, there is an option of Action toolbar
where user needs to select New. Then
user needs to select permissions that he wants to give
to the other user. When user finished off with the
configuration, select Save and Close.
Creating a security role by copying an
existent role
For a user to give any user
permissions to other users, one must have a role of
System Administrator. If a user doesn’t have
permissions, then he/she should contact administrator to
get access.
In the Microsoft Power Platform admin
center, go to an environment. Go to
Settings then
Users + permissions then select
Security Roles. When a user goes to
Security Roles, there is an option of Action toolbar
where user needs to select
Copy Role, enter the user role name and
check box for
Open the new security role when copying is
done.
Editing an existing Security Role
For
a user to give any user permissions to other users, one
must have a role of System Administrator. If a user
doesn’t have permissions, then he/she should contact
administrator to get access.
In the Microsoft Power
Platform admin center, go to an environment. Go to
Settings then
Users + permissions then select
Security Roles. From the list of roles,
double tap or select the one you want to associate with
and set the privileges for each tab.
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