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Hello team, I'm trying to import two lists from SharePoint to create a dashboard. However, when I enter the address of the SharePoint list, I'm unable to do so. I was able to do this before, but after I deleted a report and the querys I had made, I can no longer load my lists from SharePoint. This is the result I get when I try
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Hi @humbrolo
What do you see you use this formula?
= SharePoint.Tables("https://myorg.sharepoint.com/sites/testsite/", [Implementation="2.0", ViewMode="All"])
You should be able to see the lists from that sharepoint site that have you access to.
If not, it could be a permission issue.
Hi @humbrolo
What do you see you use this formula?
= SharePoint.Tables("https://myorg.sharepoint.com/sites/testsite/", [Implementation="2.0", ViewMode="All"])
You should be able to see the lists from that sharepoint site that have you access to.
If not, it could be a permission issue.
Thank you very much with that formula i could locate all the lists!! i dont know why did they disappear, but it was so helpful!!
If connecting directly to a list, make sure the URL includes the /Lists/ListName
path.
Power BI might be caching old data or credentials so try to clear the cache.
Sometimes changes to the structure of your SharePoint list, such as added/removed columns or changed data types, can cause type mismatches so you may need to review the SharePoint list schema and check if all columns have compatible data types.
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