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Hi All,
I am connecting my report to google sheet & suddenly the report does not call all the records in the google sheet, although I have checked that the data in the query & it exists, but it's not reflected in the report; what I did?
Refreshed the PBI report in the PBI services
Refreshed the PBI report desktop
Refreshed the PBI report view in the query editor
Note: this happedns after I swichted the work space capacity from Fabric Trial to Pro licence
Still the data does not reflect in the report, how I could fix it ?
TIA
Solved! Go to Solution.
Here are a few steps you can try to resolve this issue:
Check Data Source Permissions: Ensure that the Google Sheets connector permissions are still valid after switching capacities. Sometimes, re-authentication may be needed.
Inspect Query Settings: In the Power Query Editor, verify if any filters or transformations were inadvertently applied, causing some data not to be loaded.
In such cases, I go through each step of Power Query one by one and check at which stage the rows disappear
Clear Data Cache: Go to File > Options and Settings > Data Load in Power BI Desktop and clear the cache.
Check Workspace Settings: Ensure that the Pro workspace settings are correctly configured to allow data refreshes from external sources like Google Sheets.
Google Sheets API Limits: Check if there are any API limits being hit with the Google Sheets connection, which might cause incomplete data retrieval.
Test in a New Report: As a last resort, create a new Power BI report and connect it to the same Google Sheet to see if the problem persists. This can help isolate whether the issue is with the report itself or the data connection.
If this post helped, please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
Here are a few steps you can try to resolve this issue:
Check Data Source Permissions: Ensure that the Google Sheets connector permissions are still valid after switching capacities. Sometimes, re-authentication may be needed.
Inspect Query Settings: In the Power Query Editor, verify if any filters or transformations were inadvertently applied, causing some data not to be loaded.
In such cases, I go through each step of Power Query one by one and check at which stage the rows disappear
Clear Data Cache: Go to File > Options and Settings > Data Load in Power BI Desktop and clear the cache.
Check Workspace Settings: Ensure that the Pro workspace settings are correctly configured to allow data refreshes from external sources like Google Sheets.
Google Sheets API Limits: Check if there are any API limits being hit with the Google Sheets connection, which might cause incomplete data retrieval.
Test in a New Report: As a last resort, create a new Power BI report and connect it to the same Google Sheet to see if the problem persists. This can help isolate whether the issue is with the report itself or the data connection.
If this post helped, please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
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