Data from web page is a Power BI pro content?

[robertoz]

Dear all,

I have bin using my report more than 1 year without any issues.

It was developed in PBI Desktop. Data sources are Google spreadsheets and one table read directly from the web site.

One or two weeks ago after data refresh in PBI desktop (without changes in queries) and "Publish" to PBI surprise came up:

"To see this report, upgrade your account to Power BI Pro.

<report name> contains Power BI Pro content"

+ next daily scheduled refresh run also into error:

"This dataset contains on-premises data sources. To schedule data refresh, try Power BI Pro for 60,00 days, or contact your Office 365 tenant administrator to purchase Power BI Pro."

I tried to delete the report from PBI, rename and publish again. Did not help.

I tried to make the report from the scratch, did not help.

then i started to delete the queries, and after each deleted query to publish it and test. Result is, issue is caused by the query reading the data directly from web site. (Source= Web.Page(Web.Contents("https://www.autoplan.sk/informacie/sadzby-zakladnej-nahrady/priemerne-ceny-phm-pre-roky/")))

Is this really a Power BI Pro content? i can't see it there

Any ideas?

Thanks a lot for any support

R.

[jayeckles]

I have posted an idea for Power BI to identify what specific content is triggering the "Pro" message.  Seems silly that we have to guess.  Please vote:

https://ideas.powerbi.com/forums/265200-power-bi-ideas/suggestions/18725956-identify-power-bi-pro-co...

[robertoz]

Hi Eno.
It seems like that. Yesterday I read it after I submitted this thread.
Thanks a lot.
R.

[Seth_C_Bauer · Accepted solution]

@robertoz I believe the thread that describes a new breaking change here may be the cause.