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Hi @Anonymous,
Go to Data Source Settings -> Select the SharePoint source you're referring to -> Edit Permissions -> Re-enter credentials and log in
This should allow you to see the data in the list when you refresh the data set. If not, I would suggest checking that the account used to connect to the SharePoint site has proper permissions.
Regards,
Frank
Updates...
Not sure about the root cause, but seems like one of the columns that I tried to import is corrupted.
I started to iterate and import the list again and again.
I started with 1 column and each iteration I have added another column until I had all necessary columns I need for my report.
When I'll have a bit more time to investigate, I will return with more details.
Updates...
Not sure about the root cause, but seems like one of the columns that I tried to import is corrupted.
I started to iterate and import the list again and again.
I started with 1 column and each iteration I have added another column until I had all necessary columns I need for my report.
When I'll have a bit more time to investigate, I will return with more details.
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