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Hello,
as I am pretty new with api calls in PowerBi i cant resolve this issue with bad url call.
I have column of table type which i want to expand as standard but it generates bad url for my api.
Correct url should be without brackets and separated with slash as standard http url not as shown with bracket:
Url=https:// ... RestApi/v1/Objects/81/properties
How can i adjust this syntax to generate the correct url?
Thanks.
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At the end i made it work by not using odata feed source but i imported it as Web contents from URL, and in the API url i defined expand property.
At the end i made it work by not using odata feed source but i imported it as Web contents from URL, and in the API url i defined expand property.
Hi @luptakd
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@luptakd
i would do this simplae way.
let
Source = YourTable,
AddURL = Table.AddColumn(Source, "CorrectURL", each "https://yourapi.com/RestApi/v1/Objects/" & Text.From([ID]) & "/properties")
in
AddURL
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This gave me a nested url and recursive error.
I tried to call api with parameters that are aviable for expand as
... "/v1/objects?$expand=properties", null, [Implementation="2.0", MoreColumns=true])
i dont know if powerquerry sends the link as https link
https://...RestApi/v1/objects?$expand=properties
or as odata context
https://...RestApi/v1/$metadata#Objects(properties())
but i got an error that shows the odata context link which is not working
Technically Object(81) and Object/81 should do the same thing. Have you tried pre-expanding the object directly in the original OData API call?
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