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I have created a report in Desktop that connected to an Excel file in OnDrive, then I "Published" it to "My Workspace".
When I "Refresh" it manually, it does not bring in the updated data and the "Refresh History" shows the following error:
"Data source error: Scheduled refresh is disabled because at least one data source is missing credentials. To start the refresh again, go to this dataset's settings page and enter credentials for all data sources. Then reactivate scheduled refresh".
When I go to dataset settings, I do not see the opttion "OneDrive refresh" and clicking on "Manage connections and gateways" does not bring up any screen or the dialog box.
How do I fix it to refresh the report?
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Hi @MikeGanem3,
Can you please try below points, this may help you.
1. Ensure that your Excel file is linked through the OneDrive URL in Power BI Desktop and not a local path—Power BI will only be able to authenticate it appropriately.
2. Verify your workspace permissions in Power BI Service. You must be an Admin of the workspace to modify data source credentials.
3. Attempt to re-publish the report to My Workspace in Power BI Service. If Edit Credentials remains greyed out, remove the dataset, reconnect with the OneDrive link, and re-publish.
4. Ensure you're working with the most current version of Power BI, verify the dataset settings in Power BI Service, and if still experiencing issues, clear your browser cache and cookies to eliminate any browser problems.
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Happy to help!
Priyanka.
Hi @MikeGanem3,
Sorry for the inconvenience. If you have moved on from this issue, could you please accept any correct points as a solution? Those points may help other community members.
Thank you.
None has helped but I have moved on from this issue.
Hi @MikeGanem3 Please try updating your credentials try these please
Update Credentials:
Enable Scheduled Refresh:
Verify OneDrive Connection:
Hi @MikeGanem3,
Can you please try below points, this may help you.
1. Ensure that your Excel file is linked through the OneDrive URL in Power BI Desktop and not a local path—Power BI will only be able to authenticate it appropriately.
2. Verify your workspace permissions in Power BI Service. You must be an Admin of the workspace to modify data source credentials.
3. Attempt to re-publish the report to My Workspace in Power BI Service. If Edit Credentials remains greyed out, remove the dataset, reconnect with the OneDrive link, and re-publish.
4. Ensure you're working with the most current version of Power BI, verify the dataset settings in Power BI Service, and if still experiencing issues, clear your browser cache and cookies to eliminate any browser problems.
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Happy to help!
Priyanka.
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