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ioniPeis · ‎09-09-2021

Currently I have to check each page of the published reports to make sure that no errors are generated in the visuals after the data update. These errors are generated on the client side, because data is received in formats other than those expected.

Any better ideas?

Thanks!

TomMartens · ‎09-09-2021

Hey @ioniPeis ,

unfortunately, there is no way to check the correct display of all the visuals.

The only way I can think of, is to adapt the Power Query queries to "unexpected" data by filtering out data, that does not match your expectations.

Can you provide more information on the data that creates havoc on your visuals and also on the process how this data may enter the Power BI data model(s)?

Regards,

Tom

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TomMartens · ‎09-09-2021

Hey @ioniPeis ,

unfortunately, there is no way to check the correct display of all the visuals.

The only way I can think of, is to adapt the Power Query queries to "unexpected" data by filtering out data, that does not match your expectations.

Can you provide more information on the data that creates havoc on your visuals and also on the process how this data may enter the Power BI data model(s)?

Regards,

Tom

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ioniPeis · ‎09-10-2021

Hello @TomMartens

Thanks for your answer.

Currently I do the procedure that you describe, using filters. In fact, I was looking for a way that in case there is an error, I can know it as soon as possible, before the client sees it. But I see that I will have to keep using the same method.

Regards!