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Hello!
I'm looking for solution that allows me to show last refresh time per each table separately.
Sometimes I refresh only one table in report and for each one I want to store another refresh date.
Could you please share some solution with me?
Thanks
Hi @Anonymous ,
if your sources are e.g. SQL Servers, you can add a time stamp column in you queries.
If that is not possible, you can create a time stamp-column in Power Query/Edit queries:
In Power Query, add a custom column and use the function DateTimeZone.LocalNow():
This column will be updated every time you refresh the data. But it will also be updated whenever you work with the table in Power Query.
Cheers,
Sturla
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