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Connecting to OneDrive Excel Online
- Anonymous7 years ago
OK, I think I have solved it! My excel file has a power pivot which wasn't refreshed. So my live data was in an Excel table called 'Tracker' whereas the Power Pivot was calling on data from an old table called 'Table1'. Power BI was uploading Table1. I deleted Table1 from the Data Model and that fixed it.
Refreshes are successful. Can't see the Edit Query screen. I am in the cloud app. Does it behave the same way?
No it doesnt. Did you create the project using Power BI Desktop, or Power BI Online?
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
Power BI Online. and now in the 60 day trial period of Pro.
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
Pro shouldn't affect the features in what you develop. If you've made the report using the Online app only, there is a lot less that can go wrong.
Try creating a new app again and see if the old or new data comes through. I'm still concerned you might be accessing a cloned file not realising you have 2 different one drive accounts.
When you made changes to the file on One Drive, did you do this on your own machine. Has there been any syncing problems between your computer and your one drive account? I.e if you visit One drive through your Office 365 Portal, do you see the old or new data?
I know on my computer I have a one-drive folder. Changes I made there need to sync to the cloud version of One Drive. I'm wondering if that sync hasn't occured?
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
Interesting. I renamed my OneDrive file to be certain I was finding it in PBI. Found it and connected OK but the filename brought into the dataset was the original name and then it crashed.
So I tried again. This time it brought in the correct filename but the data is still the old data.
I don't have OneDrive on my PC so everything is in the cloud.
Could it just be lag?