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Data Refresh failure
RV1 The purpose of marking a date table is that you should only have just 1 inside your entire model. Once you have the one you want, you should remove the others and update the table relationships to point to the single date table.
Based on the way those tables are named, they look like date tables that are attached to your "Time Entry" and "Bookable Resource" tables.
It is advised that you create your own date table and make use of the "Mark as Date Table" function. I've personally converted some PBIX files into Analysis Services and had to manually delete out some Local Data Tables that had appeared.
Thanks Ross. 'Time Entry' and 'Bookable Resources' etc are all Dynamics 365 tables. These are the user friendly names given to them. Apart from Date tables in Excel, all other tables have been sourced directly from D365.
Have you tried creating a date table and marking it as a date table as I have suggested? The local data table that its complaining about comes about without a set date table.
I do have a date table but I don't know how to mark it as a Date Table. Could you please guide me on that? Many thanks.
