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Parameters Haven't Been Defined For Your Data Set
Hi matthew_hampton ,
This kind of error usually appears when either data type conflict is present in parameters or data source is not mentioned properly since data source also is a parameter in power query editor.
It will be best if you re-check these 2 and then try refreshing in services.
You can always raise a ticket to MS support from here for dedictaed help if this is very urgent.
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- matthew_hampton6 years ago
Helper I
Hello Anand24
I did verfiy that the date field I am applying the parameters to is a date/time, as is the parameter, so that part checks out for me.
I am not sure I understand what you are saying in the second part that the "data source is not mentioned properly since data source also is a parameter in power query editor."
Can you shed some more light on what that means how I would go about ensureing that it is mentioned properly?
I will likely open up a ticket today with MS.
Thanks,
Matt
- Anand246 years ago
Super User
Hi matthew_hampton ,
1st and 2nd line in the M code. Mainly the 1st line. Make sure it is correctly given for your source. Power BI automatically creates these 2 lines of M Code but sometimes issues do exist here too.
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- matthew_hampton6 years ago
Helper I
Hello Anand24
Here are the first two lines of my M query
The first row is just Server then Datbase
The second row is schema and table.From there all I do is change a data type on one unrelated field and apply the parameters.
This is coming from an on-prem SQL data warehouse, if that matters for this discussion.
Does anything look wrong here?
Thanks,
Matt