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Hello Everyone,
I could use some help to understand what Power BI is doing to my data. My data souce is SQL Server and I'm in Directy Query mode. Below is a picutre of my data from SQL Server:
Below is a picture of my data in Power BI:
The rows are sorted the same and should match, but rows 2, 4, and 9 do not match with the source data. Can anyone please explain what's going on?
Thanks!
Hi @nleuck ,
Change the Direct Query mode to Import mode to see if the result is the same; perhaps you can check if the data format of the Access_StartTime2 column and the Access_EndTime2 column are the same.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Joey
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The report needs to be in Direct Query mode, but I did try using Import and got the same results. I don't understand why the data would be different in the first place.
Thanks,
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