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321shekhar
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Warning Observed in Power BI Service Refresh History - Refresh completed with warnings

Post March, it has been observed that all production‑published Power BI reports are refreshing with the warning message “Refresh completed with warnings.” There are no errors in the reports, and the report front end is functioning as expected with no visible issues.

Has anyone encountered this before or been able to fix it? Any advice or guidance would be highly appreciated.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  • Hi 321shekhar ,

     

    This warning messages are now appearing when you have some semantic model problems that do not impact your refresh, like a incorrect login, but have impact on the overall result of the semantic model.

     

    In my case I have a warning about a sort by column that is breaking the rules for the sort by.

     

    It seems like there are a couple of problems in your semantic model that there are some missing columns (Report Date) and that the 2 measures (Total Budget (AUD) YTD, Selected Measure 1) have issues or don't exist in your model but are being referenced in other measures.

     

    My suggestion is for you to do a revision on your semantic model for this 3 values.

     

  • Post March, it has been observed that all production‑published Power BI reports are refreshing with the warning message “Refresh completed with warnings.” There are no errors in the reports, and the report front end is functioning as expected with no visible issues.

    Has anyone encountered this before or been able to fix it? Any advice or guidance would be highly appreciated.

     

     

     

    • pallavi_r's avatar
      pallavi_r
      Super User

      Hi 321shekhar ,

       

      This usually could be from below:

      Schema drift – where a column or datatype changes upstream and Power BI Service just adjusts quietly
      Query folding breaking – with M logic, one step fails folding and the rest runs locally, which triggers this
      Source inconsistencies – APIs or incremental loads sometimes return slightly uneven data (especially with late-arriving records)
      Gateway issues – intermittent retries, some connectivity glitches

      What we can possible check to avoid this:

      Open in Power BI Desktop and validate query folding
      Double-check if anything changed upstream (schema/datatype)
      If incremental refresh is there, just make sure partitions are behaving as expected

       

      Hope this helps.

       

      Thanks,

      Pallavi

  • Hi 321shekhar,

    Checking in to see if your issue has been resolved. let us know if you still need any assistance.

     

    Thank you.