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Hi Team,
I needed to export data from power bi semantic model to a SP list. So I tried to use Run a query against a dataset actio n but I keep getting error.I am trying to get Power Automate to generate an output from a query against a Power BI dataset. With a test dataset containing a table named User email (Export), I have tried:
But the Actual Query was:
Solved! Go to Solution.
Multiple issues here. When running DAX queries you want to make them as simple and tabular as possible. Use a table visual without totals. Don't use a matrix visual as the basis.
Also, the ORDER BY clause is highly pointless and adds to the computational complexity. Omit that whereever possible.
Use the DAX Query View or DAX Studio to simplify your DAX code before transferring the query to Power Automate or other external query tools.
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Multiple issues here. When running DAX queries you want to make them as simple and tabular as possible. Use a table visual without totals. Don't use a matrix visual as the basis.
Also, the ORDER BY clause is highly pointless and adds to the computational complexity. Omit that whereever possible.
Use the DAX Query View or DAX Studio to simplify your DAX code before transferring the query to Power Automate or other external query tools.
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