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Hey folks,
This might be an obvious one, but...
Is it possible? Until now, I have only used an Enterprise Gateway to access on premises SQL data and I can't figure out what I am missing.
Edit: I should clarify, I can get the dataset to refresh just fine since its built on a a sharepoint excel file, but how can I get to the dataset via Power BI desktop which has more powerful report authoring and query editing options?
Thank you,
Jesse
Solved! Go to Solution.
I found a potential soloution here: chopping everything off the link after the file name, INCLUDING .xslx, allowed me to get a little futher using the file link via the Get Data/Web interface in Power BI desktop. But then it wont let me authenticate with my organizational account. bear in mind I am the global office 365 admin for my company. I feel closer... but help!
One thing that looked promising was punching in the web path of the Sharepoint file (in Power BI desktop, Get Data/Web), but that genrates the following error:
I found a potential soloution here: chopping everything off the link after the file name, INCLUDING .xslx, allowed me to get a little futher using the file link via the Get Data/Web interface in Power BI desktop. But then it wont let me authenticate with my organizational account. bear in mind I am the global office 365 admin for my company. I feel closer... but help!
Embarrased to admit I sorted it out, but getting the sharepoint file path link via excel, and deleteing everything >= the ? worked. For whatever reason the authetication error dissapeared this go around.
Shout out to Matt Allington for the helpful blog post I found in another thread.
Best,