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Editing data source credentials hangs
I have an on-premise gateway in personal mode on my computer. I have created a report and published it to the web. When I try and do a refresh of the dataset in the web, it tells me I have to edit the credentials for the data source. Source file is an excel document stored in One Drive. On the edit credentials screen, I see:
path
Authentication method - Only option is WindowsWithoutImpersonation
Privacy level setting for this data source - private
When I click sign in, I get the little circle that never seems to end attempting to sign in.
Gateway is current as I am brand new to PowerBi
I made sure the privacy setting on the dataset was set to private
Could it be because I have two factor authentication enabled for my O365 account?
DannyAMC ,
Click "Clear permission" and try again.
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- v-yuta-msftCommunity Support
DannyAMC ,
In power bi desktop, click data source setting and change windows authentication with alternative authentication. Then check if this issue persists.
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- DannyAMCRegular Visitor
When looking in PowerBI Desktop, if I go to Edit Queries -> Data source settings -> Edit permissions, it only allows me to change the Privacy Level
- v-yuta-msftCommunity Support
DannyAMC ,
Click "Clear permission" and try again.
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- AnonymousNot applicable
I had the same problem and solved it by changing the path of my data source (Excel sheet in OneDrive) using this method: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/desktop-use-onedrive-business-links
Then I cleared the permissions, and published again the report (replacing the old one in the Power BI web app).
After that I went back to the Dataset settings and clicked on Edit Credentials and signed in using O2Auth and Organizational.