My bubble map is giving an error, it does not load.(After my PC restarts for updates.)
This has happened before, when creating other dashboards also if a map was inserted, after I closed and reopened Power Bi.
I've tried searching in other places, and it says to go to https://app.powerbi.com/admin-portal/, but it is BLANK.
I tried to enable some map-related functions within Power BI, but also without success.
The issue is that in addition to giving an error, Power BI also does NOT allow me to reconstruct this visual map on the same dashboard.
Has anyone ever experienced this?
Here is the link to the IMAGE of my error! The error message is in Portuguese and it says to check the Admin Portal on https://app.powerbi.com/admin-portal/ , but when i do it, all I find is a blank section instead.
Thanks.
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Here is my situation.
I built a visual using Power BI Desktop. Everything works fine on this visual, no problem.
When I publish this visual, it errors out. The data that I am using is the same on Desktop vs the server and database I am publishing the report to.
Why could this be? Has anyone ever encountered this before?
Goal: Make the published Power BI report not error out anywhere.
Error message I am getting:
Couldn't retrieve the data for this visual. Please try again later.
Edit #1: It's really weird, when I use my table visual and filter for 1 of 3 different values, it works fine, but when I use a combination, that's when it errors out. Weird.
I'm not sure why this works but when I use the COUNTROWS DAX measure instead of just using a column and selecting COUNT from the drop down, it works fine.
This is very strange, I have been working on this table(model) in Power BI and one of the columns is Timestamp. I used it as the axis for one visual but now the column is gone and no longer in the columns in the Field section on the right, though the visual is still working fine. What could have happened?
You could have accidentally deleted it...
Go to Transform Data to get tot he PowerQuery editor.
Click on the relevant table and then look at the APPLIED STEPS. Click on each one from the bottom up to preview the data at the selected steps to see where it has gone wrong.
Also check your data source - has it disappeared from there maybe?
I made some changes to my dataset in Power BI via the Power Query Editor.
I went to close the editor and apply my changes to the data.
I get "Query Errors" that appear, despite having handled the records. I've confirmed the error does not appear in any other columns.
When I go to apply the changes, the errors still appear.
Any suggestions?
Edit #1:
I tried changing the column to a text data type and then sorting to look at all of the values, but it says "Invalid cell value: '#N/A', which is weird. I wonder why it won't let me sort the data.
Seems the only way you can handle these types of values are to handle them outside of Power BI. Power BI cannot handle these values at this time.
I have a very large and dynamic Power BI dashboard that I have developed that my client user would really like to be able to gain access to in Excel. I have tried two ways to getting it connected:
1. In Excel >> Data/Get Data/From Power BI
2. In published Power BI Dashboard menu: Analyze in Excel
What it show in Excel looks wonderful if and only if I can place counts or sums into the values box. I keep getting this error and need help fixing: "The field that you are moving cannot be placed in that area of the report."
Please let me know what additional information that I can provide that would be useful. Any insight would greatly be appreciated!
I figured it out. I need to create measures in Power BI to place variables as values in Excel
Thanks in advance!!
i created the custom connector for power bi using M language while testing the connector within the connector solution it is giving me the proper result.
but when i load the .mez file in power bi desktop and try to access the api Odata link it gives me following error.
is there any way to debug this and identify where is the actual error is?
It might be caused by an empty cell in the query result that you're trying to translate into Text type.
You can edit the query in Power BI Desktop such that null and errors are treated as BLANK so that the type conversion goes through smoothly