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PBI Report loading CSV files behaves strange
Hi tomas12344 ,
You can store the csv files on OneDrive or SharePoint if you don't want to manually refresh or set up a scheduled refresh. Then use PBI Desktop to connect to that file to create reports and publish them to PBI Services. If you edit the .csv file in OneDrive or SharePoint, the changes usually show up in Power BI within about an hour after you save it. any visualizations in Power BI based on the semantic model are automatically updated.
For more details, please refer: Use OneDrive for work or school links in Power BI Desktop - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Refresh a semantic model created from a .csv file on OneDrive - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Best Regards,
Neeko Tang
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still dont see any solution for the problem
Hi tomas12344 ,
In addition to setting up scheduled refreshes, you can also store the csv files in a sharepoint folder, using the sharepoint folder connector. Have you tried this? Where are you stuck?
Best Regards,
Neeko Tang
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