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Calculated table update
- 10 months ago
Hi MathFR ,
I hope your day is great 😍....
Ok lets dive into your question...At First your issue can occur after Power Bi updates!
- The problem is that your calculated tables are not refreshing properly after the SQL data updates.
So try this solutions:
First Solution: Power BI Version
- My first suggestion is going to check you PowerBi Compatibility.
- If the report is very important (Download an old version of Power bi Desktop and try the July version its likely 2.145.1105.0)
Second Solution: Full Refresh
Go to Home > Refresh > Refresh (not Refresh all)
- If you find any issue when refreshing...Remove any permissions (Transform data > Data source settings > Clear Permissions)
- Also you can try Clearing cache (Options and settings > Data Load > Clear Cache)
Third Solution: Review Calculated Table
- Check if any SQL table schema changes affected your DAX formulas
- Verify relationships between imported and calculated tables
Fourth Solution: Check DAX Formula
- Verify DAX formulas still work with current data structure
If this post helps, then I would appreciate a thumbs up and mark it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Please update if you find a solution. I have a user seeing a similar issue. In our case, the calculated tables are built on tables in another semantic model. There isn't a "Refresh" option on the right-click context menu for that calculated table, and the "Refresh" options in the main ribbon don't reliably update the table. The work-around seems to be to edit the DAX for the calculated table to force a refresh.
This definitely seems to be related to the September release.
- Ahmed-Elfeel10 months agoSuper User
Hi AMD0791,
I provided a step by step Solution you can review it 😅
In Your Case it can be :
Calculated tables built on other semantic models are not refreshing properly
Ribbon refresh is unreliable
September update is the common factor
So Verify DAX:
Open calculated table DAX
- Make minor change (add space or comment)
Save and forces refresh
Clear Cache:
File → Options → Data Load → Clear Cache
- Restart Power BI
Rollback to July Version:
- You can Find The old Versions here Power BI Old Versions Archive (2.145.1105.0 version)
Use until September bug is fixed
f this post helps, then I would appreciate a thumbs up and mark it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
- v-menakakota10 months agoCommunity Support
Hi MathFR ,
Thanks for reaching out to the Microsoft fabric community forum.I would also take a moment to thank Ahmed-Elfeel , for actively participating in the community forum and for the solutions you’ve been sharing in the community forum. Your contributions make a real difference.
I hope the above details help you fix the issue. If you still have any questions or need more help, feel free to reach out. We’re always here to support youBest Regards,
Community Support Team- AMD079110 months agoAdvocate IV
Could you please provide an official Microsoft source for prior versions of Power BI Desktop?
This is still an issue for our users. Manually editing the DAX for the calculated table is a work-around, not a solution. It's tedious and risks introducing error if it has to be done for each refresh. When clicking "Refresh" in the ribbon, the calculated tables don't even appear in the dialog box showing the progress of the refresh. I've even tried adding a calculated column with the current datetime -- this column updates, but the rest of the data does not, and the timestamp on the hover-over metadata does not update.
I'm not sure if even reverting to a previous version of desktop will address the problem -- it's often not possible to open files in an older version once they've been saved in a new version.