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create trending table
Hi,
1) Does this append to the same table by adding a new row upon every refresh?
2) I am running Power BI Desktop v2.83.5894.881 64-bit (July 2020) which looks like the latest version, but when I open your pbix file, I get the error:
"create trending table.pbix is incompatible with your current version of Microsoft Power BI Desktop. Please install the latest version and try opening the document again".
Hi scsi050 ,
Your version is not the latest one,pls update to the version below:
Version: 2.84.282.0 64-bit (August 2020)
As your result needs to be updated due to every refresh, so measure is the best choice,and when you put the measures in a table visual,it will be added as 1 row in table.
Kelly
- Burningsuit6 years agoResident Rockstar
Hi v-kelly-msft
It's 3rd August 2020, Version: 2.84.282.0 64-bit (August 2020) has not been released yet and is not available for public download. Most people still have the Version: 2.83.5894.961 64-bit (July 2020), only MVP's, Advisors and Microsoft staff have access to the August version at this time.
Even with that issue, I'm sure your solution will not do what was requested.
When you refresh the report, the measure DATE/time will get updated and overwritten with the value in NOW(). The measure Count will get updated and overwritten with the value from COUNT('Table'[Column1]).
Then you will see..
DATE/time Count
03/08/2020 09:35:17 2
In the Table visualisation
What you will NOT see is what was requested which would be...
DATE/time Count
31/07/2020 01:42:43 AM 2
03/08/2020 09:35:17 AM 2
As I explained, I don't think there is a way for Power BI to WRITE the data required to generate a Trending Table as requested, you'll have to use SQL or a PowerApp, or Flow.
I hope this clears things up
Stuart
- v-kelly-msft6 years agoCommunity Support
Hi scsi050 ,
Yes, sorry,as corrected by Burningsuit ,we can only write the current data after refresh,but once you did it,it will overwrite the previous one, a Trending Table is not available as you requested in power bi .
Sorry again.
Best Regards,
KellyDid I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution!- scsi0506 years agoRegular Visitor
thanks for the responses.