Step 1: Disabling the User
By disabling the user, you're preventing them from logging into the account. Their reports and dashboards will still be available to other users with access, but any schedules they have set up will be suspended while they are disabled.
To disable the user, follow the steps outlined below:
Step 1: From the Sidebar Menu, select Administrator Tools
Step 2: By default, you will be on the active users part of the Users page when you arrive
Step 3: Click on the 3 dots menu and choose Disable to the far right of a user's email address
Step 4: Select Save Changes at the bottom of the user list
Step 2: Taking ownership of scheduled entries
Now that the user is disabled, we'll check to see if there are any scheduled entries that you need to take ownership of in order for the dashboards or reports to be emailed.
Step 1: On the Users page, select Schedules on the top and then adjust the drop-down to view by user
Step 2: Look for the user's email address in the left column or use the search box. If you don't see their email address listed, then they don't have any schedules that need to be addressed and you can skip steps 3 and 4 here, and move on to "Taking Ownership of Dashboards" below.
Step 3: Click the first icon in the far right column to transfer ownership of the schedule from this user to yourself
Step 4: Click Confirm in the popup and the scheduled entry is now under your login and will continue to be generated as expected
*Note: You will need to repeat steps 3 and 4 above for each scheduled entry the user has listed.*
Step 3: Taking ownership of Dashboards
Next, we look to see if the user has access to any dashboards either
a) not shared with others, or
b) is the only Admin user on
Step 1: On the Admin Tools page, select Dashboards and then from the drop-down view by User
Step 2: Find the Dashboard you would like to change permission on and click the name if it
Step 3: Change permission using toggles and press okay
Step 4: Taking ownership of Reports
Similarly to what we checked with the dashboards, we need to see if the user has reports that aren't shared with others, or if they're the only Admin user on the report
Step 1: After selecting Administrator Tools, select Reports and then View By User in the top drop-down
Step 2: Look for any line items where the user you've disabled is the only user listed, OR is the only Admin user. If they don't have any listed, you can skip steps 3-6 here and move on to "Removing the User from the Account" below.
Step 3: Click on the report name
Step 4: In the popup, appoint another user as an Admin, you may need to adjust the slider to “Show All” users on the account
Step 5: Click Okay to save the changes
Step 6: Repeat steps 3-5 for any reports where the disabled user is the only user or only Admin on the report
Step 5: Removing the User from the Account
Now that we've reassigned dashboards, reports, and schedules, it's safe to remove the user from your account.
Step 1: Click back on the Users button on top
Step 2: Click the trash can to the right of the user's name
Step 3: Verify any reports or dashboard reminders that pop up when you click Delete User have been taken care of and click Confirm.
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