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Hi All
I've tried the simple Google search but I seem to get more complicated versions of what I assume to be a simple update of a file
In short, I've made some changes to a .CSV file which is the source of my report yet when I go to Edit Query -> Source Settings (cog) then remap the file again it doesn't show any of my changes
Is there a simple way of updating the file if I make changes
They're infrequent so I don't need anything autonymous just something manual is fine
Thanks
Dan_B
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Hi @Daniel_B ,
or you try to Clear your Data Cache at the Options.
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Hi @Daniel_B ,
did you press the Refresh Button on the Ribbon?
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@mwegener I did indeed.. Yet the metric seems to remain the same which is why I thought there might be a more complicated solution
I haven't moved the files and no errors appear when I hit refresh or edit the query so I'm kind of at a loss
Any ideas what could be the root cause?
Thanks for reaching out
You may review data in Query Editor and check code in The Advanced Editor.
Hi @Daniel_B ,
is the file in a synced directory like OneDrive?
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@mwegener - nope, just in a folder I have set up specifically for these inputs in "My Documents"
Hi @Daniel_B ,
could you post your Advance Editor M-Script?
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Hi @Daniel_B ,
did you solve your problem?
Regards,
Marcus
Dortmund - Germany
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