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Hi, I have a bunch of tables in my report, but when i make a change one table, the others start updating whether I want them to or not.
What is the best solution if you just want to do something like add a new sql data source, but don't anything else updated in the report?
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Don't know if I really get your concern, but you can try this :
If you have load your dataset, and you are sure you don't need any refresh on it, select your query and on the top right side click on All Properties :
and unclick the check box "Include in report refresh".
Then, it will never refresh this table.
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@Anonymous , If the changes are done in power query, it will load all dependent tables too.
Are these tables using that table in the calculation?
Hi @Anonymous ,
If I understand correctly, the issue is that you want to update only specific tables. Please try the following methods and check if they can solve your problem:
1.Select Get data > SQL Server.
2.Select the tables you want to add to the report.
3.Select load to add the data directly.
4.Under File > Options and settings > Options > Data load, disable the Auto Date/Time feature.
5.After publishing the report to the Power BI Service, adjust the refresh settings to exclude the new tables.
Best Regards,
Wisdom Wu
Thanks for your help.
Hi @Anonymous ,
If I understand correctly, the issue is that you want to update only specific tables. Please try the following methods and check if they can solve your problem:
1.Select Get data > SQL Server.
2.Select the tables you want to add to the report.
3.Select load to add the data directly.
4.Under File > Options and settings > Options > Data load, disable the Auto Date/Time feature.
5.After publishing the report to the Power BI Service, adjust the refresh settings to exclude the new tables.
Best Regards,
Wisdom Wu
This was a good suggestion and thanks for your help!
Thanks Wisdom. I'll try it out.
@Anonymous , If the changes are done in power query, it will load all dependent tables too.
Are these tables using that table in the calculation?
Hi @Anonymous ,
Don't know if I really get your concern, but you can try this :
If you have load your dataset, and you are sure you don't need any refresh on it, select your query and on the top right side click on All Properties :
and unclick the check box "Include in report refresh".
Then, it will never refresh this table.
Regards
Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution!