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Hi, I am getting an 'unexpected error' when I try to click on something in PowerBI Desktop on my local windows machine.
Yesterday i was working normally, now i can't even click on a graphic...
Can someone help me please.
"[$rootscope:inprog] $digest already in progress
http://errors.angularj.org/1.5.0/$rootscope/inprog?p0=%24digest"
and i also get another error:
"Cannot read property 'xMin' of undefined"
JUST ran into the same issue - it kept throwing the same error over and over and over... you get it.
Here's what I did -
Whatever visuals you created with that dataset will be gone - but you'll be able to get in there and redo them.
Not exactly sure what caused it - but my guess is it got in some kind of a loop either while trying to publish data or while refreshing/ calculating. Not entirely sure.
I don't know your exact case but that's what I did for mine without having to lose the ENTIRE report I had just created.
Let me know if this helps! 🙂
Aha great!
I thought I had lost 2 months of report generation!
In my case, I had created a new column in the database, using modelling, and used that new column to create a visual. Somehow during my 'manipulation' of the visual I managed to get into an infinite loop of errors!
To fix my issue I followed your lead > but instead I copied the new column's DAX to my clipboard > deleted the column > saved as a new file (just to be safe) > re-opened it > and got a 'you fool, you've broken your visual!" type error message but now I was able to delete it!
Everything back to normal and no lost report!
Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou!
For anyone else that finds this thread - I have just had exactly the same error again...
It happened last time whilst working with the new trend lines feature in visuals - and has happened again whilst working with trend lines again!
Is there a trend (pardon the pun)?
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