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PowerBI Report Not Syncing in WorkSpace after Publish
- 1 year ago
Hi jhfhiworks ,
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- jhfhiworks1 year agoRegular Visitor
I still have not resolved the issue.
- v-venuppu1 year ago
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Hi jhfhiworks ,
Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Fabric Community.
Thank you amitchandak for the prompt response.
Here are some steps to fix the issue:
1. Make sure to Check the Gateway if used:
- Go to Power BI Service > Settings > Gateways.
- Make sure your data source is added and configured correctly in the gateway.
- Ensure it uses the same credentials and exact same query path/table that you’re using in Desktop.
- If you're using a file (Excel, CSV) or on-prem SQL, ensure the file/table being referenced is the same version as on Desktop.
2. Make sure to Clear Cached Metadata:
In Power BI Desktop, go to:- File > Options and Settings > Data Source Settings > Clear Permissions
- Remove and reauthenticate to the data source.
- Reopen Power Query Editor, refresh the preview, and ensure the column exists.
- Then republish to the Service again.
3.Sometimes the Service holds on to stale metadata, especially if you renamed or added columns.
You can try the below steps:
- Open your dataset in Power BI Desktop.
- Delete the problematic column (UserPreferencesOptOutOfTouch) in Power Query.
- Close & apply. Save. Publish.
- Confirm that refresh now works (with the column gone).
- Now, reopen Desktop, add the column back, and re-publish.
- This sometimes forces the Service to "reset" its internal metadata cache.
4. Try to verify the Column's Case Sensitivity & Data Types:
1.Power BI is case-insensitive in visuals, but not always during schema refreshes-especially when SQL or OData is involved. If the column in source is userpreferencesoptoutoftouch vs. UserPreferencesOptOutOfTouch, you may have a mismatch in some queries.2.Also, make sure the column data type didn't change (e.g., text → boolean), which could cause issues with refresh.
5. Try to Check Advanced Query Transformations:
If you’ve applied transformations like:- Removed Other Columns
- Reordered Columns
- Renamed Columns after filtering steps
And your data source changed its column order or names slightly, this can break during Service refresh but not Desktop.
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- jhfhiworks1 year agoRegular Visitor
Option 1 and 2 did not work. Still same issue.
I deleted the column and republished in option 3. = Table.RemoveColumns(#"Removed Other Columns",{"UserPreferencesOptOutOfTouch"})
Still got an error - Expression.Error: The column 'UserPreferencesOptOutOfTouch' of the table wasn't found.. UserPreferencesOptOutOfTouch. . The exception was raised by the IDbCommand interface. Table: User.