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I have a table which contains time-series data. I have errors appear in some rows, however don't seem to be able to remove them. I have tried Remove Errors, Replace Errors and Replace Values. I've even tried modifying my Power Query code to use 'Table.RemoveRowsWithErrors', however nothing seems to work.
Any ideas how I can remove these rows containing Error?
I am using the latest version of Power BI.
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I have solved this by moving the Table.RemoveRowsWithErrors() function to an earlier point in my Power Query, where the errors appear as single cells in one column (rather than expanded out to an entire row).
this is a terrible, terrible bug
I have solved this by moving the Table.RemoveRowsWithErrors() function to an earlier point in my Power Query, where the errors appear as single cells in one column (rather than expanded out to an entire row).
Same for me. Tried remove, replace errors, identifying them with try, etc. The Table.RemoveRowsWithErrors() function needs to be immediately after Source. Any later and it will not work.
This works . . .Removing Errors immediately after Sources fixes the problem. Thank You.
@Anonymous
Just filter the data in by "Error" in edit query and then load/refresh the report.
Unfortunately this still did not work.
Hi!
I solved this by changing the API version during the data loading. I was using API version 14 and after changing this to v15 this error row was no longer there.
Somehow it's strange as I using in the same file v14 for other locations with no issues.
Hope it helps.
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