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Hi,
I'm looking to have a parameter that tells me the date/time that my database was refreshed. If I just create a calculated column with the NOW() function would that work? Would anything cause that value to change other than me pressing the data "Refresh" button?
Thanks,
CM
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Hi @CloudMonkey,
You can get your answer from the below mentioned URL:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/report/powerbi/add-last-refresh-time?view=azure-devops
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Two answers.
First answer:
You can make it as a column first on your data table. Then it should only be updated, when the data is updated. But you do need to offset it if you want to show the correct time online.
For my country it is NOW() + (02/24)
Reason for the offset, is the Now formula responds to were the actual data is being held, and not from the viewers, or yours position.
But if your country have daylight save time, then you will need to change this each time the time difference changes.
Second Answer:
If it is to show online for the viewers, i would suggest, they switch over to the new Look, as this actualy shows the update time on the top. (Just noticed this today)
Hope this will help.
Two answers.
First answer:
You can make it as a column first on your data table. Then it should only be updated, when the data is updated. But you do need to offset it if you want to show the correct time online.
For my country it is NOW() + (02/24)
Reason for the offset, is the Now formula responds to were the actual data is being held, and not from the viewers, or yours position.
But if your country have daylight save time, then you will need to change this each time the time difference changes.
Second Answer:
If it is to show online for the viewers, i would suggest, they switch over to the new Look, as this actualy shows the update time on the top. (Just noticed this today)
Hope this will help.
Hi @CloudMonkey,
You can get your answer from the below mentioned URL:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/report/powerbi/add-last-refresh-time?view=azure-devops
Please mark this as a Solution so it may help others!
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