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I now have a nicely working dashboard that I share with other users. They only consult.
The source files are on my local laptop. I download these excel files from sharepoint ../kengetallen to my d: drive and after updating, I publish the report. I have paid licences.
The files are located in sharepoint ../kengetallen. This directory only contains the source files for the report.
Can I adjust the report so that it refers to files in the SP environment instead of the local directory? I do not understand the MS text properly and see the only solution as a complete new structure. But then there should be another way. Who can give me the steps on what to do? I'm just a well-intentioned amateur/volunteer in a non-profit organization. My English is not optimal but my Dutch is excellent! 😉 Translated with Google
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@Nelleke-NL , If you have data in sharepoint, you should be able directly load that
Process is same as one drive: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/desktop-use-onedrive-business-links
Yes, now I did the good way! SOmetimes is the right choice just the problem and solution!
I get the right data en copied the path to the path in the querys wih a lot of functions. Now it works 🙂
@Nelleke-NL , If you have data in sharepoint, you should be able directly load that
Process is same as one drive: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/desktop-use-onedrive-business-links
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