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Post Prodigydesktop.ini file
Hello - no, I went back to a differing pbix file (with completely different data sources, but still excel) and it worked fine. That indicates it's not a computer/compatibility issue?
As I have researched, the desktop.ini file is a windows (hidden file) within each folder. I have no idea, why this problem just popped up. But, I have gone thru and within all import related queries, filtered out this file name, and all is well....
thanks for your suggestions!
HI Dellis81 ,
So you mean your pbix file works on old version power bi desktop? What version of power bi desktop are you test? Can you please share some more detail information to help us clarify you scenario?
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In addition, if your software environment does not change on your device and it failed when you update power bi desktop. This issue may be related to the compatitily between power bi desktop and the data connector driver.
You can try to submit a support ticket for further support. (it is free for pro and above licenses)
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Xiaoxin Sheng
Post ProdigyHello - no, I went back to a differing pbix file (with completely different data sources, but still excel) and it worked fine. That indicates it's not a computer/compatibility issue?
As I have researched, the desktop.ini file is a windows (hidden file) within each folder. I have no idea, why this problem just popped up. But, I have gone thru and within all import related queries, filtered out this file name, and all is well....
thanks for your suggestions!
I am having the same issue with excel power query. But I can't seem to filter it out before it's done it's damage
