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Hi,
Recently exported a table visual and the export came different once missing a filter. This issue only came once, is there a explaination or a way to prevent this.
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Hey @Xavier_Jaison1,
Sometimes export behavior can vary due to how filters/slicers are applied (report view vs export view).
Check if “Current layout” vs “Underlying data” was used in export – they behave differently.
Make sure all filters are applied before exporting, and refresh the page once to avoid cache issues.
If it was a one-time occurrence, it could just be a temporary sync glitch.
Best practice: always use “Export with current layout” for consistency.
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Best Regards,
Jainesh Poojara | Power BI Developer
The export likely missed a filter due to a refresh delay, export mode difference, or a one-time service glitch.
To prevent: refresh after applying filters, use Export with current layout, and for critical cases use Paginated reports or Power Automate exports.
Hey @Xavier_Jaison1,
Sometimes export behavior can vary due to how filters/slicers are applied (report view vs export view).
Check if “Current layout” vs “Underlying data” was used in export – they behave differently.
Make sure all filters are applied before exporting, and refresh the page once to avoid cache issues.
If it was a one-time occurrence, it could just be a temporary sync glitch.
Best practice: always use “Export with current layout” for consistency.
Fixed? ✓ Mark it • Share it • Help others!
Best Regards,
Jainesh Poojara | Power BI Developer
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