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Hi all,
Can anyone guide me?
I'm trying to query an API, but I believe I'm not managing to structure the path correctly.
Here are the requested parameters in the API:
In postman the records are being returned perfectly:
Query in Power BI
Result in power BI after invoking the function (Enterprise does not exist)
Can anyone help me if there is any detail missing in the parameter that I created in Power BI?
Hi @kasife
Thanks for reaching out to us.
Here are 2 tutorials about how to use API in Power Query for your reference,
Getting Started with API's in Power Query • My Online Training Hub
Call Rest APIs from Power BI / Power Query – Power Platform Training (powerplatformtrainings.com)
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Tang
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I was able to query records from other tables using the same code structure, but I'm not sure about this one in particular because of the details of the keys { idEmpreendimento } in the path. This small detail I would like to know what I could have done wrong.
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