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Hello
I've had a dataset that had been working fine with a Scheduled Refresh. Until recently where I did make some data transformations and published the new file. When I manually publish a version it works fine, but as soon as I set a scheduled refresh it fails and I'm confronted with this error.
Furthermore I cannot even identify the table/ column where the error is located. When refreshing all tables it doesn't show me any errors.
Would appreciate some help.
Best Regards,
Brennan
I found a solution by editing the query. Go into the table if you can identify it and remove all errors. That helped me run the scheduled refresh.
However I haven't been able to isolate the error and correct it, since I am working with a large dataset.
I would appreciate it if therer was a community or network where you could yourself work hands-on in PowerBI and troubleshoot. Please do let me know if such a group does exist, I would very much like to offer help as well and knowledge share.
Having the same exact issue. Any solution?
I figured out my issue. I had some data that didn't come through right and was showing up as "0". I was later dividing that number so when it tried to divide by 0, it hit an infinite number. Problem solved now.
Same for me! I just replaced errors with 0 and it was fixed
Mine was caused by the same issue, dividing by 0 and getting infinity.
I am having the same issue. No changes were made but the scheduled refresh is giving that error even though manually it is fine.
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