I am trying to build a pivot table in acumatica Build 17.201.0043 sandbox to do some testing.
When I View Pivot it keeps loading and the request times out as below
The GI for the pivot table is
The Pivot table is...
Are you using the SalesDemo database? Can you include screenshots from your Pivot Table definition?
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I have a large table (FactSales) in Dw with following columns:
OrderDate|ProductID|OrderNumber|CustomerName|Amount
DateTable connects on date column to OrderDate
DimProduct connects on ProductID column to ProductID
Incremental refresh is configured on this table.
Now to improve this model in Power BI, I want to move the CustomerName to its own new dimension table (say DimCustomer). To achieve this, suppose I duplicate this fact table, then keep only the CustomerName column, remove duplicates, add an index column. Then merge the SalesFact table with DimCustomer.
At this point I'm unable to configure Incremental refresh for DimCustomer and FactSales table because the native query option is disabled (query doesn't fold).
So my intention to improve the model has the negative cost of not being able to incrementally refresh. How is this scenario (adding index column, and merge with another table) handled by Power BI engineers so that incremental refresh can be performed?
You just need to inject the RangeStart/RangeEnd parameters before the first non-foldable query step.
Hello I am working on a dashboard that needs to combine 2 tables: sales table, sales order table. Two two tables come from different sources: sales table from SAP BW and sales order table through a dataflow. Both tables have a number of applied steps that delete, reformat and rename the columns. I then want to append the Sales Order Table to the Sales table. In the desktop version everything works even if I hit "refresh all" in the Power Query Editor. When I publish the report to the service and refresh, I am getting an error saying: The key didn't match any rows in the table
Full Error Message:
After troubleshooting for the last couple of days I'm pretty sure that the issue has to do with my column names being renamed. However its strange that the append would work in desktop but not in service.
My main questions are:
Can you append tables after multiple applied transformation steps?
Can the tables both refresh daily or does one or the other have to be static?
Does the order of the table queries in query editor effect the order in which tables are loaded or does everything load all at once? Can this order affect my append query?
Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated. I am 99% of the way to launching this new report but this refresh issue is driving me crazy.
You can append tables after multiple applied transformation steps
Both tables can refresh daily
The order of the table queries in query editor doesn't matter. Power BI will determine the order in which they are loaded. E.g. if you want to append a table to another table, that other table is loaded first.
Thanks for answering those questions Peter. I concluded that the issue had something to do with appending a dataflow. I switched to a new data source from SAP BW and its working now. What's interesting is that the dataflow is still being imported and refreshed daily so the issue had to do with just the append.
I am aware that an Azure Table has a composite key that is made up of a RowKey and PartitionKey. I am also aware that you can pull and Azure Table into PowerBI. I am new to PowerBI, so I am not sure if I am using the right term, but what I would like to be able to do is break my Azure Table into multiple tables in PowerBI based on the PartitionKey. Is this something that is possible? If so, can someone point me in the right direction?
Thanks
Import all your Azure Table data as one PowerQuery table. Then right click on the table in the PowerQuery editor and select Reference. This will give you a new table that points to the Azure Table data, call it "Partition Key Link" or "Partition Key Bridge". Remove all the row data columns. Right click on the partition key column header and select "Remove Duplicates". You now have a table of distinct Partition Keys. The go to your PowerBI model view. Create a relationship between the link table and the data from your Azure Table. You can then link your other data to the link table in order to get to a model that will work well in PowerBI.
I am new to PowerBi and I am trying to work on some tables (in this example I am working with data on the corona virus).
I built a new table and named it "table1". Now I want to reach out to this table but Power BI cannot find the related table. You can see in the screenshot, how PowerBi is not considering the table.
the two tables are connected by a 1_to_many relation (table1 has every country once; the current table has every country often).
Thanks in advance for your help!
Best regards
I am Using PowerBI Desktop Direct Query on SQL database
When the data is loaded into PowerBI Desktop I can see that there are certain fields missing from the table. When I view in SQL Server Manager Studio I can see the entire table.
Is there a known reason why all fields in the table would not be returned?
Check in the Query Editor window (hit Edit Queries) - steps can be added to any Query to remove columns, or specify a selected set of columns.
It could also be that the columns were added to the SQL table after the Power BI Query was built. For that scenario you just need to use Refresh Preview in the Query Editor window and they will flow through to the Power BI table.