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Sorry for the delayed response. I completely missed your reply and only seen now when I got reminder from EE :) &nbsp;Thanks again
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Sorry for the delayed response. I completely missed your reply and only seen now when I got reminder from EE :)  Thanks again

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Probably a no-brainer :)<br />
Is the only way that i can assign An Azure built-in role to a user is using PS or Cli? I cannot see any options in the portal and likewise I can't view a list of built-in roles through the portal.<br />
Thanks all.
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Probably a no-brainer :)
Is the only way that i can assign An Azure built-in role to a user is using PS or Cli? I cannot see any options in the portal and likewise I can't view a list of built-in roles through the portal.
Thanks all.

How do i assign Azure built-in roles?

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