Can't export full .pbix + can't publish after live connection workaround
Can't export full .pbix + can't publish after live connection workaround Hi community, I've been running into a frustrating chain of issues over the past few days and wanted to see if anyone else is experiencing the same. Issue 1: Can no longer export .pbix with data I have reports that I've successfully downloaded as .pbix (full copy with data) many times before. Suddenly, I'm getting the error: "We couldn't export to .pbix format." The only download mode that works now is "A copy of the report with a live connection to the data online" — the full data export fails every time. For context: - The report was originally published from Power BI Desktop (not created in the Service) - Large dataset storage format is OFF - No incremental refresh configured - The tables are not large at all, so dataset size shouldn't be a factor - No deployment pipeline involved Issue 2: Can't publish after editing the live connection .pbix After making report edits in Desktop using the live connection file, I tried to publish back to the service and got this error: "An error occurred while attempting to publish 'Report Name.pbix': The remote server returned an error: (404) Not Found." My questions 1. Is anyone else suddenly unable to export full .pbix files from reports they previously could download without issues? 2. Is there a known issue with the UK South region affecting exports and publishing? 3. Any workaround to publish a live connection .pbix back to the service? Thanks in advance, any help or confirmation that others are seeing this would be really useful!
Arranging pages in power bi desktop
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Local update of BI takes seconds, update on Report Server takes hours
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Error while connecting PostGres to Power BI
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