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Error Fetching Data for this Visual
- 1 year ago
This seems to be a issue with the march release of power BI. Try revertong to Feb release
Please, why is this marked as solved? I do not think that going back to a half-year-old version is a solution. Maybe a workaround.
I was using the 2025 June version 2.144.679 and got the error with a file that was good a week ago.
I installed the 2025 January version and 2.139.2054 and then it worked.
I tried the newest 2025 June version 2.144.878 and got the error again.
What I noticed is that the problem is related to calculation groups; more specifically, if I delete all my calculation groups, the very problem from the OP disappears (instead of course, all my measures that depend on the calc groups throw errors, but those are realistic errors). When I made a new calc group with new calc items, it was working until I renamed the "Name" virtual column to something else. I hope this helps to find a real solution (@po-wei ?), and I wonder if anyone else can confirm this behavior. (PBI v2.144.878 and Tabular Editor v2.25).
- eneri1 year agoHelper I
I second this! This topic should not be marked as "solved" as it is not fixed in current releases.
I'm using Win 11 on MacBook Pro (48GB RAM, 20 allocated to Parallels) and all workbooks use a calendar table.
It's fine with January 2025 version.
Problem occurs with more recent PBI version.
When published to server, all works well, but it makes creating something in desktop impossible.Page with custom date range slicer: works sometimesPage with Date - between - slicer: all charts break.
- rstewartpt1 year agoNew Member
If you paste your measure in chat GPT it will fix it. I found that I was no longer able to generate table filters within a summarize. Since then, I've started generating the table filter outside of the summarize and applying the table variable as a table fitler. This also effects excel dax calculated tables.
eg.
Bad
Summarize(
Sales
, Sales[Customer]
, Filter(Calendar, Calendar[Date]>dynamic date field)
, [Sales]
)
Good
VAR CalFilter = Filter(Calendar, Calendar[Date]>dynamic date field)
Return
Summarize(
Sales
, Sales[Customer]
, CalFilter
, [Sales]
)
- eneri1 year agoHelper I
Thanks for the hint, but I don't have SUMMARIZE() in my calculations, so this can't be the issue.