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Re: Azure Cost Management connector causing error 'We cannot convert the value null to type Record.'
Yes I replaced {billingAccountId} with my acutal {billingAccountId}. Yes it only occurs, occasionally, sometimes it will refresh fine and all data is available as expected, at other times the refresh fails and I get this error.1.5KViews0likes3CommentsAzure Cost Management connector causing error 'We cannot convert the value null to type Record.'
Ref: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/desktop-connect-azure-cost-management Azure Cost Management connector causing intermittent error 'We cannot convert the value null to type Record.' I have this issue intermittently both on Power BI Web and Desktop. I reproducted on Desktop today by: Create new Power BI file Get Data > Azure Cost Management Scope: Manually Input Scope Scope Identifier: /providers/Microsoft.Billing/billingAccounts/{billingAccountId} Number of Months: 6 I then got the error: So at this point, I have not touched the data tables at all, or done any visuals etc. Any idea what I can do to resolve this intermittent issue or who I should contact?1.6KViews0likes5CommentsRe: Stacked Area Chart with Cumulative Cost - Straight line when no values
I have just tried this and it has left me with this: So it no longer looks to be cumculative, any ideas where I went wrong? My measure is now: CumulativeCost = CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'Usage details'[costInBillingCurrency] ), FILTER ( ALL ( 'Date'[Date].[Date] ), 'Date'[Date].[Date] <= MAX ( 'Date'[Date] ) ) )1.8KViews0likes0CommentsStacked Area Chart with Cumulative Cost - Straight line when no values
Hi, I have the following Stacked Area Chart What I am trying to work out, is how I can make it do a straight line across, when no further data exists for that legend item, or if data is missing for that legend item on a particular date. This is the measure I currently have to work out the cumulative cost: CumulativeCost = CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'Usage details'[costInBillingCurrency] ), FILTER ( ALL ( 'Usage details'[date] ), 'Usage details'[date] <= MAX ( 'Usage details'[date] ) ) ) I hope my question makes sense and someone can help.1.9KViews0likes5CommentsRe: Slicer not allowing user to select time period
v-danhe-msft wrote: Hi CookieMonster, Based on my research, it is a known issue, you could pay atterntion to below link. https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/support/ Regards, Daniel He Hi v-danhe-msft Yep that sounds like the problem, will re-test after 23rd once they have rolled out this fix. Cheers!1.4KViews0likes1CommentRe: Slicer not allowing user to select time period
Anonymous wrote: Hi! ***Editing after your latest reply*** One other possibility is - Your ID may have been added to an RLS security role and that may have restricted what data you see while viewing the report in Power BI Services. An admin should be able to confirm that. In the desktop, such restriction does not apply. But please do check in case other filters are already applied to the data applied that restricts this filter. Hi, No RLS has been applied. Filters are not affecting it either.1.4KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Slicer not allowing user to select time period
CookieMonster wrote: Hi, Anonymous wrote: Few questions - Have you tried refreshing the report from services to see if anything changes? Have you tried re-publishing the desktop report to, say, your personal workspace to check if the issue re-occurs? Did scheduled refresh work fine for the published report? Have you checked the refresh history? Not aware of any bugs surrounding this. Im trying to view this on the power bi website, so not sure what you mean by refresh the report from services? (baring in mind I don't know much about the background of Power BI) I have just republished it and still have the same problem. How do I check the scheduled refresh and refresh history? I have now been able to check the scheduled refresh and refresh history, and also triggered a refresh myself, all completed succesfully, however the issue still exists.1.4KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Slicer not allowing user to select time period
Hi, Anonymous wrote: Few questions - Have you tried refreshing the report from services to see if anything changes? Have you tried re-publishing the desktop report to, say, your personal workspace to check if the issue re-occurs? Did scheduled refresh work fine for the published report? Have you checked the refresh history? Not aware of any bugs surrounding this. Im trying to view this on the power bi website, so not sure what you mean by refresh the report from services? (baring in mind I don't know much about the background of Power BI) I have just republished it and still have the same problem. How do I check the scheduled refresh and refresh history?1.4KViews0likes3Comments
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