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  • Did you find a resolution to this yet?  This is what I've been doing, but I'm interested to know if there is a better (more straightforward) way.

     

    1.) Depending on the data source, I've been creating a new datetime column at the source to get the current timestamp.  This can be included in an existing query or as a new query in the PBI Query Editor.

     

    2.) On the PBI Desktop, I create a new measure to return that current timestamp.  For example,

       Last Refresh = "Last Refresh : " & LASTDATE('PBI_LAST_REFRESH_DATE'[REFRESH_DATE])

     

    3.) On the canvas, I use a standard Card visual to display the value of that measure. 

     

    When the data source is refreshed, then the current timestamp column is recalculated at the source & re-imported into PBI.