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Hi Support, my R visual created some time back was running absolutely fine till last week but noticed that it is giving an error with the below details now:
Activity ID: 06a8c3e2-1bdd-444e-830b-12b1942c2594
Request ID: 374c2c5f-bcc3-064f-4fa7-e464f1f63f03
Correlation ID: 4da864bd-0050-cdcf-e05e-6e4622650cd7
Time: Wed Apr 20 2022 14:15:48 GMT+1000 (Australian Eastern Standard Time)
Service version: 13.0.18082.40
Client version: 2204.2.10821-train
Cluster URI: https://wabi-australia-east-a-primary-redirect.analysis.windows.net/
Rscript from PowerBi Desktop:
Solved! Go to Solution.
I believe I have a very simlar issue. It would appear that something has changed in the way that PowerBI handles R visuals when published. Having now rebuilt my visual, it now works on the desktop but not when published. Have recreated the visual and tried tweaking a few different things (librarys, syntax etc), I've updated to the latest version of desktop and run a full update of R and RStudio on my machine, however, I'm still getting the same unhelpful syntax error.
I have exactly the same issue. The visual runs fine in the desktop version, but it fails when is published to the web service (Runtime error). I double checked, and it has no conflict with the packages (Im using ggplot and dplyr).
I believe I have a very simlar issue. It would appear that something has changed in the way that PowerBI handles R visuals when published. Having now rebuilt my visual, it now works on the desktop but not when published. Have recreated the visual and tried tweaking a few different things (librarys, syntax etc), I've updated to the latest version of desktop and run a full update of R and RStudio on my machine, however, I'm still getting the same unhelpful syntax error.
Hi MatBaker, thank you for your reply. I believe Microsoft have deployed the changes on 24/04/2022. My R-visuals are now working fine on Power Bi Service. Appreciate your help.
Cross reference with this post:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Issues/R-Matrix-Visual-Script-Runtime-Error/idc-p/2464803
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