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phi2134
9 years agoHelper I
Advanced Query Editor to change Salesforce Object Credentials
Is it possible to change your SFDC object credentials within the Advanced Query Editor? I need to bring in SFDC objects from multiple SFDC instances and since you cant have multiple accounts logged ...
v-sihou-msft
9 years agoMicrosoft Employee
No, Power Query only call Salesforce.Data() function, it's not possible to edit credential within Query Editor.
Regards,
- wildingcd8 years agoNew Member
Is there a workaround that would allow multiple Salesforce datasets? We need a to be able to aggregate data across mulitple Salesforce orgs.
- phi21348 years agoHelper I
Nope, not that I know of. This is currently not possible and we are facing the same issues still. The only option we ahve right now is to upload multiple sfdc datasets from different pbix files to the same workspace, there they can at least be shown together on a single dashboard, but not in a single report.