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I have a report I run that includes a high-level table at the top with statuses at the Initiative level. Below that is a table that includes the risks that appear at the Project level (it also filters if they click a row in the top table to only display the appropriate initative's projects in the lower table). This works perfectly on my local Power BI file (image 2). However, each time I publish the file to our Power BI instance, the lower table does not populate (image 1). I researched this previously and found that the issue was likely due to an error in the Dataset, so I deleted the dataset (which in turn deleted the report) and reposted it and it worked. This morning I noticed the same thing happened again. Each time I delete this report I have to contact our CFO to ensure she's using the latest link, which is not something I'd like to make a habbit of.
Does anyone have any ideas why the lower table is not able to populate after publishing the report?
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I don't know why it never occurred to me before, but rather than deleting the data source and republishing a report, I created a new report page within the Power BI report and recreated the report page that wasn't working correctly. I then deleted the old report page. The URL didn't change, and the bottom table is now showing the correct data.
This is a workaround rather than a fix in case some other poor sap has the same problem.
I don't know why it never occurred to me before, but rather than deleting the data source and republishing a report, I created a new report page within the Power BI report and recreated the report page that wasn't working correctly. I then deleted the old report page. The URL didn't change, and the bottom table is now showing the correct data.
This is a workaround rather than a fix in case some other poor sap has the same problem.
Hello @ronnie_roberts ,
try resetting the filters in the service through clicking on this icon.
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Thank you for your feedback. I had no slicers/filters active, so I added them and then clicked that icon. This did not solve the issue. For added context, if I have other people access the report, they too cannot see anything in the lower table.
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