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Hi everyone,
We’re experiencing a major issue with our Power BI reports connected via DirectQuery to our main semantic model (star schema with facts/dimensions).
When trying to add an Excel file or custom table to the reports that are connected via DirectQuery to this main model, Power BI prompts us to "Add a local model", which usually worked fine. However, now:
Has anyone else encountered this or found a solution?
Thanks!
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Faced the same this morning. I can confirm that switching back to November 2024 version resolved the issue.
Faced the same this morning. I can confirm that switching back to November 2024 version resolved the issue.
Thanks for the link, it worked perfectly.
Hi folks,
Exact same issue here, all pages disappeared, but I've got a save. I juts wanted to go through with adding the local model.
Haven't yet tried to roll back but I'm not too stoked about having to go through it.
I can't offer a solution, but I will confirm that the exact same thing happened to me yesterday, so you're not alone. In my case I'd only made one visual before I connected the next model so it wasn't an issue really - but yes, that really needs resolving!
@Titatovenaar2 Is this the February 2025 version? If so, roll back, it's a buggy hot mess.
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