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PBI Dataset Direct Query Source missing column
- 5 years ago
Hi Anonymous,
so what sources are you combining then? A Power BI dataset Live connection and what else?
But, to my knowledge, for new columns to show up you'll have to refresh to model in Power BI Desktop and republish it to the service. They don't show up automagically unfortunately.
Hi Anonymous thanks for replying,
There was already a local model in the report so my understanding is that connecting to a PBI Dataset will add it to the local model with a Direct Query connection rather than Live?
Hi Anonymous ,
Which connection mode does your local model use? Generally speaking, the following error warning will appear unless it is in live connection mode.
Please refer to this link.
Hope that's what you were looking for.
Best Regards,
Yuna
- Anonymous5 years agoNot applicable
I am using the new feature mentioned here. So in this case it is Mixed mode.
- nickyvv5 years ago
Most Valuable Professional
Hi Anonymous,
so what sources are you combining then? A Power BI dataset Live connection and what else?
But, to my knowledge, for new columns to show up you'll have to refresh to model in Power BI Desktop and republish it to the service. They don't show up automagically unfortunately.
- Anonymous5 years agoNot applicable
A bunch of other sources were already in the model (SQL, Excel, OData) before connecting to the PBI dataset.
Actually may not have tried a full refresh in desktop yet as didn't need all of the imported sources refreshed and it takes a while...so will give that a go tonight 🤞(have tried publising, refreshing on the service and downloading the .pbix without luck though)