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How can i display the last data refresh timestamp in Power BI report.
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Hi @UdhayakumarT ,
You can use below M-Query code - It will create a table named (e.g.) Last Refreshed with the current date and time, which updates every time the dataset refreshes in the service
let
Source = #table(type table [Last Refreshed=datetime], {{DateTime.LocalNow()}})
in
Source
Hi @UdhayakumarT
can you please folow the below steps to get your results?
Open Power Query---> Create a balank query
Use this M-code
=DateTime.LocalNow()
You will get this in list fromate
Now convert this list to table
Result
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Hi @UdhayakumarT ,
You can use below M-Query code - It will create a table named (e.g.) Last Refreshed with the current date and time, which updates every time the dataset refreshes in the service
let
Source = #table(type table [Last Refreshed=datetime], {{DateTime.LocalNow()}})
in
Source
Hey @UdhayakumarT,
Yes, you can create such measure (you can find it anywhere online)
But, you will only able to fetch the time when the scemantic model in Power BI Service Started the refresh process, but not when completed.
I.e., you will only get date&time when the scemantic model started the refresh process but not when the refresh completed successfully (in the case of refresh failure, you user will get timestamp and he/she will consider the model is refresh, but actually it's not)
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Jainesh Poojara | Power BI Developer
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