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Hello all,
I have had some scheduled daily reports that source my query. The other day my auto refresh threw an error saying that the 'Required Compliance' column was not found.
I have made zero changes to the query or the raw data report to have had anything change. And in fact all 3 reports are the same report just separated by region to reduce file sizes.
Out of the blue, 1 of the reports started throwing this error of 'column not found'
When I go into the transformation steps and look at the table expand step, I can see all of the columns but the Required Compliance column isn't there. I look at the raw data and it is definitely there in the CSV! I opened up a new query and import the data, and It is seen there no problem.
I removed the problem file and the refresh worked fine. Ran a NEW CSV report and saved it and the error is thrown again.
Any ideas on this???
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Hi, @Jtischler . The number of columns in your source file has probably changed. Remove optional "Columns" parameter from Csv.Document function call to grab all columns.
@AlienSx Thank you for pointing out the obvious. I seriously never would have looked to compare the columns as I was confident that they were the same. The reports contained literally every field available from the platform sending them. When I recreated a corrupt one last week, I selected all the fields just like the originals, or so I thought. Turns out one field in the original reports used to create the PBIX was not included, and I included it in my recreated report which is what threw it all off. Thanks again!
Hi, @Jtischler . The number of columns in your source file has probably changed. Remove optional "Columns" parameter from Csv.Document function call to grab all columns.
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