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hello, I'm struggling with one issue, maybe somebody could help.
I'm using Power Query to pull calendar data from a shared email account linked to my personal one. I'm pulling the data from MS Exchange.
Until end of Feb, everything has worked. But now - it pulls only some random of the calendar events. I don't see any error pattern.
I've contacted IT from my org and they said email accounts are set up correctly and something could be wrong on the PQ side.
In M I'm just using:
Source = Exchange.Contents("shared email address"),
Calendar1 = Source{[Name= "Calendar"]}[Data]
I'm having very similar issues; for instance, for a calendar of a room I want to see all meetings Today. I get 4 meetings in PowerBI, but if I open the shared calendar in Outlook or Exchange I see 5 meetings Today. I cannot see any sprecific similarities between the missing meetings so far (meetings missing on other days as well), it seems random to me. I tried to use the Exchange as well as the Exchange Online source connector, same result. At this point I cannot deliver a reliable dashboard.
Any advice is much appreciated!
I've started having this issue as well, did you find a fix?
hey, unfortunately not. But it works for other shared calendars
Hi @Anonymous ,
Best Regards,
Icey
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
The issue keeps persisting.
hi @Icey,
thanks for this hint but unfortunately:
In all those permutations the same events are missing.
Is there maybe another route to pull data from MS Exchange?
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