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Looping through Parameters for API calling
Hi Anonymous,
That's because the return type of Web and Json are different. You can't replace the function directly. I would suggest you create a single query and copy the code to the function [url]. Please refer to the snapshot below.
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DaleLiterally overcomplicated it, this function once invoked will return a record of data for every URL in the Loop, storing them in the custom column. Posting for future solutions. v-jiascu-msft thank you again Sir for your time and help!
hello v-jiascu-msft
I think that is the right track for sure, I am pulling a JSON object so the code reflects the following
I then create a custom column by invoking the above function.
However, once I try to call the data from the API i'm given a column of errors with the following:
Is there a way to trouble-shoot around this, it is defiently reaching and calling from the API. I'm worried that BI cannot interpret the data. Thank you again for your help.
Microsoft EmployeeHi Anonymous,
That's because the return type of Web and Json are different. You can't replace the function directly. I would suggest you create a single query and copy the code to the function [url]. Please refer to the snapshot below.
Best Regards,
Dale
v-jiascu-msft/Dale,
I just want to say thank you in advance for your patience, this is my very first BI project.
1. I have updated my function to reflect the correct data types, and reference them in a variable {Docs}.
2. I then invoke the custom function to call a list for each row of all 46 data types deminshioned, and get the option to drill down into that list:
3. However, even though the values are in the cells, BI will send me the following expression error (regardless of data type (number, text, date, etc.):
Expression.Error: We cannot apply field access to the type Number*.
Details:
Value=1900*
Key=Docs* = values and data types change depending on called info.
I'm assuming the crux of the issue is the Field Access given by BI. how do I work around this? Thank you again Dale.
- v-jiascu-msft
It's my pleasure, Anonymous,
We succeed to call the APIs when we get the lists.
1. What's the value of the list? You can click the blank area of that cell.
2. Did you expand the lists? Why only one column left?
Best Regards,
Dalev-jiascu-msft, so yes. the API is called and a list is created. There should be 46 responses per location (i.e. coordinates X,Y respond with : wind speed, temp, cloud cover, etc. ). It's storing the values for these responses but showing them as an error column in the list.
From List for location 1, i get the above error column, which has the data but in an error state.
If I expand, I just recieve a table with an error column with the expanded values, below: