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Queries blocked by error?
Hi - this error keeps happing with my query, but I think it's a bug. If I went ahead and refreshed the data straight away again, it would run with no issues. Is this a known problem or am I just lucky?
And yes - I have rebuild the data combination, and the error comes back eventually even if no other changes are made.
Thanks!
Hi Anonymous
There are three possible ways to solve this issue:
1) Simple solution is to set ignore privacy levels as per below screenshot
From File -> Options and Settings -> Current File -> Privacy -> Check Ignore the Privacy levels option
Note: This will work only in Power BI Desktop2) Set Proper Privacy levels
Go to Data Sources Settings from Transform Data -> Set all sources privacy levels to Organization as per need.
3) Replace step with combined code
In this way you need to copy all the steps in target source which are required.
Cyclic reference in Power Query - How to avoid? - Microsoft Community Hub
21 Replies
- aj1973Community Champion
Hi Anonymous
Open Power Query and verify the "Applied Steps", there must be an error somewhere.
- AnonymousNot applicable
Went back into Power Query, there are no errors or any code that the preview complains about.
- ryan_mayuSuper User
is your data source or data changed? you can check Replaced Value25 and modify that step to fix the issue.
- AnonymousNot applicable
No - data source stayed the same, and the replace value statement is changing a specific name to a slighly different value. I'm not sure how to modify it and still have it do what I'm looking to acomplish.
- danextianSuper User
Looks like a formula firewall issue. Chris Webb discussed this on his blog - https://blog.crossjoin.co.uk/tag/formula-firewall/
- AnonymousNot applicable
Based on his post - wouldn't the error window have "Formula.Firewall" in it? Also, right after I got that error window I refreshed the data again and it worked with no complaints.
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi all - thanks for the suggestions but I haven't been able to establish the root cause of the error.
- jaysgovindiyaHelper I
Hi Anonymous
There are three possible ways to solve this issue:
1) Simple solution is to set ignore privacy levels as per below screenshot
From File -> Options and Settings -> Current File -> Privacy -> Check Ignore the Privacy levels option
Note: This will work only in Power BI Desktop2) Set Proper Privacy levels
Go to Data Sources Settings from Transform Data -> Set all sources privacy levels to Organization as per need.
3) Replace step with combined code
In this way you need to copy all the steps in target source which are required.
Cyclic reference in Power Query - How to avoid? - Microsoft Community Hub- AnonymousNot applicable
Thanks - step 1 worked for me. I haven't had that error pop up since I changed the privacy levels are per the screenshot.
I appreciate the help!
- aj1973Community Champion
Can you please Open Power Query and screenshot all details please.
All screenshots possible please.
- AnonymousNot applicable