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Connection to OneDrive from Online
If you are trying to connect to a single file that is indeed the way to go. (And should work perfectly fine, might have something to do with your rights)
However if you are trying to load all files from a folder that can only be achieved by using the (Sharepoint)folder connector.
And because it needs to transform the data thats not a thing that happens live.
Hello AGo,
You can use the sharepoint folder connector to connect to your one drive folder.
When you login to your onedrive online you can copy the directory and use this as the source.
After that you login to "Organisational account" the data will be available.
Kind regards
Joren Venema
Data & Analytics Consultant
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Thanks but I yet managed to do this, the problem is that the refresh has to be manual or scheduled at a specific time, and it refreshes all the csvs, not only the modified or new ones.
I think we have to use a OneDrive connection method, the Sharepoint folder one seems different from what said in the lastphrase of next paragraph:
"OneDrive - Business – If you have OneDrive for Business and you sign into it with the same account you sign into Power BI with, this is by-far the most effective way to keep your work in Excel Power BI Desktop, or a .CSV file and your dataset, reports, and dashboards in Power BI in-sync. Because both Power BI and OneDrive are in the cloud, Power BI connects to your file on OneDrive about every hour. If any changes are found, your dataset, reports, and dashboards are automatically updated in Power BI."
Thanks
If you are trying to connect to a single file that is indeed the way to go. (And should work perfectly fine, might have something to do with your rights)
However if you are trying to load all files from a folder that can only be achieved by using the (Sharepoint)folder connector.
And because it needs to transform the data thats not a thing that happens live.