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ThomasDay
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10 years ago
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July release unstable? Anyone else having issues?

Hello fellow PowerBi'ers,   I have a large model that has been great...it has 600+ measures and many millions of rows.   The new release, where the measures are now in sorted order in the tables ...
  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    10 years ago

    bhknoblochThomasDayAnonymous You can roll back as long as you didn't delete the download from your local machine. Just look for the PBIDesktop_x64.msi file (may be different file extension for 32bit. And the modified date (download date) and run the installer again and you will revert to whatever previous version you want.

     

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ThomasDay
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10 years ago

Do you know how to roll back to a prior version?  And will newly created (as in with the July release) models open if I do that or is it looking for current only.  Crikey, seems like a mess.

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bhknobloch
Regular Visitor
10 years ago

Yes, it's unstable. If it's possible to roll back to the previous version I'd like to know how as well.

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
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    10 years ago

    bhknoblochThomasDayAnonymous You can roll back as long as you didn't delete the download from your local machine. Just look for the PBIDesktop_x64.msi file (may be different file extension for 32bit. And the modified date (download date) and run the installer again and you will revert to whatever previous version you want.

     

    • bhknobloch's avatar
      bhknobloch
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      10 years ago

      Thank you Anonymous. Just uninstalled and reinstalled the previous version. Looks like it took care of the issue.

      • KGrice's avatar
        KGrice
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        10 years ago

        There's a community idea to make previous versions available to install from MS. You can vote on it here, and it also includes a link to find previous versions from a third party. I haven't vetted it (and can't right now), so use at your own risk!