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How can I assign System Administrator in Power Platform to a Developer to enable him to create Dataverse Tables

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WarrenBelz 154,797 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @JG-15050000-0

In the Power Platform Admin Center, select your Environment, then Settings > Users + Permissions > Security Roles > System Administrator > Members

It may also be better to assign Environment Maker instead as this allows Dataverse table creation without things they may not need.

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Hi @JG-15050000-0,

A quick follow-up to see if you received the answer you were looking for or if you need further assistance.

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Assign System Administrator role via:

Go to Power Platform Admin Center.

Select the environment.

Go to Settings > Users + Permissions > Users.

Click the developer's name.

Click Manage roles, check System Administrator, and save.

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