Power BI does not have a monthly refresh interval option. However, you can use Power Automate to create a custom refresh interval that occurs monthly, as described in the following Power BI blog post.Certain semantic models are supported against different gateways for scheduled refresh.Power...
Power BI does not have a monthly refresh interval option. However, you can use Power Automate to create a custom refresh interval that occurs monthly, as described in the following Power BI blog post.Certain semantic models are supported against different gateways for scheduled refresh.Power...
I have an excel file that uses a power query connection. I have written a script in python using openpyxl to access that file, find any new data that has been added, and place that data into a different file. My question is this: If I set the query properties to 'Refresh dat...
Refresh a Power BI semantic model from Power Automate Processing the table from SQL Server Management Studio (Premium) Only available for semantic models in Direct Lake mode when using Edit tables when editing a data model in the Power BI service. Keep in mind For example, if you open a...
Refresh a Power BI semantic model from Power Automate Processing the table from SQL Server Management Studio (Premium) Only available for semantic models in Direct Lake mode when using Edit tables when editing a data model in the Power BI service. Keep in mind For example, if you open a...
Rebuild the Excel report to use the dataset from Power BI Schedule the refresh of the Power BI dataset on the Power BI Service Using Power Automate: Step #2 - Once you figure out how long the refresh takes on the Service, you can schedule the Power Automate to run on a schedule...
Solved: Hi, I want my report to be realtime as much as possible so I have set up a triggered flow using power automate to refresh my power BI report.
Using Power Automate (formerly Microsoft Flow): You can create a flow in Power Automate that triggers periodically (e.g., every day) to update the Excel file. There's a "Get file content" action that allows you to retrieve the contents of the Excel file, update it using the TODAY()...
When you refresh your dataset (e.g. using schedule refresh), Power BI automatically makes multiple attempts to refresh a dataset if it experiences a refresh failure. Without insight into refresh history activities, it may just seem like a refresh is taking longer than expected and generated more...
The intersection of people developing with Power BI and people still using VBA is getting smaller by the day. For the requirement you're describing I'd be using Power Automate. ---1. How to get your question answered quickly - good questions get good answers!2. Learning how to f...