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Hello community !
I am trying to execute a AddColumn query on a dataset with Power BI API method Datasets - Execute Queries, and always get an error in return.
Here is the request body :
{
"queries": [
{
"query": "Table.AddColumn("test","delay_creation_endOfMonth",each Duration.Days(Date.EndOfMonth(#datetime(2021,11,11,5,0,0)) - [date_creation]))"
}
],
"serializerSettings": {
"includeNulls": true
}
}And here is the response :
{
"error": {
"code": "BadRequest",
"message": "Bad Request",
"details": [
{
"message": "After parsing a value an unexpected character was encountered: t. Path 'queries[0].query', line 4, position 33.",
"target": "request.queries[0].query"
},
{
"message": "'request' is a required parameter",
"target": "request"
}
]
}
}As I saw in this post : Solved: Power BI Rest API -- Datasets - Execute Queries-- ... - Microsoft Power BI Community , I think that the issue is due to double quotes "
However, when I tried to put / (or \ ) in front of the doubles quotes " , I get an other error :
"message": "Query (1, 1) The syntax for 'Table' is incorrect. (Table.AddColumn(\"test\",\"delay_creation_endOfMonth\",each Duration.Days(Date.EndOfMonth(#datetime(2021,11,11,5,0,0)) - [date_creation]))).",I also tried simple quotes ' , with no better result
Do you have any solution ?
Thank you !
Solved! Go to Solution.
Not that I'm aware of but I have very little experience with the API personally.
The documentation linked in that post is about DAX queries.
Table.AddColumn is not a DAX function but an M function.
Ooh ok, I thought they where the same thing
Is there a way to call an M function with Power BI API ?
Not that I'm aware of but I have very little experience with the API personally.
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