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alfeuchtwa
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SharePoint - Integrate List to Power BI - Visualize List - not showing all fields

I have several sharepoint list that I'd like to visualize with Power BI.  I'd like to use the Visualize List feature in Sharepoint as a quick way to build a simple dashboard within the list.  When I attempt to build the report only a few fields show up in the dataset.  One list it is the first 9 fields available, on the other it is a random 9.   Ironically, this morning I attempted the same thing that wasn't working for months and found all 25 fields in the dataset showing but when I started to edit the report it reverted back to the 9 that was originally provided.  Does anyone else have this issue or can help identify a solution.  

 

Details:

-SharePoint Tennent has Power BI integreation enabled

-I am running Power BI Pro

-I have full read/write access to the data

 

 

 

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v-yalanwu-msft
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Hi, @alfeuchtwa ;

Sorry, I can't reproduce your question, are you following this step? Could you provide more information?

Power BI SharePoint Integrations in Quick Steps (beyondintranet.com)

Power BI - Get Data From SharePoint List / Library - Microsoft Power BI Community


Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Yalan Wu
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