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Hi,
I get the incremental refresh option when I right-click on the table, but it is off, and I can't enable it in the dialogbox. It says that I have to add paramaters to the dataset filter, but this has been done.Alreaded Added Parameters
Still Says This Error
@HRM5 , Have you used them to filter the date column of the table? Only then it will work
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/incremental-refresh-overview#filter-data
Yes @amitchandak
Absolutely, I have applied the custom filter onto that DateTime column and then I was able to see the Native Query as well but when I set up incremental on Table outside the Power Query it gives me error of no Parameters..
Any Help! ?
@HRM5 , I faced this issue in past and have no fixed resolution. I got rid sometime by doing some desc change in StartDate and enddate parameter. If the setup is correct and it still does not work, I would like to check issues and log a new one if needed
Hi @amitchandak
I have done everything, actually the data is 2.2 million rows and it takes lot of time to refresh and after applying Parameters
RangeStart (MM/DD/YYYY)
RangeEnd (MM/DD/YYYY)
and InvoiceDate (MM/DD/YYYY)
I then applied custom filter to the invoice Date and when I go to configure the Incremental Refresh it says No Parameters Defined..!!!
Ok @v-chenwuz-msft Thanks
I have applied that before and the parameter problem is fixed.
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