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Hello everyone,
I am connecting to a SharePoint list and when trying to develop one column in the Query editor, I get the following error message :
Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
It is all the more embarrassing since I can get all other columns I'm looking for.
Regards,
Antoine
@antoine_fort,
Do you use the latest version of Power BI Desktop(2.57.5068.501)? Could you please describe more details about the column you develop so that I can reproduce?
Regards,
Lydia
Hi Lydia,
Yes I do. I have a SharePoint list with 40 tables and I chose to use 5 of them : "Table A", "Table B", "Table C", "Table D" and "Table ListProject".
In Table ListProject I have the following columns : idProject, ProjectName, ... and >20 other columns
In Table B, C, D I have the following columns : LastName, FirstName, idProject, ... and >20 other columns
In Table A I only have the following columns : LastName, FirstName ... and >20 other columns but not "idProject" ... although I can see it on the my SharePoint like for Table B, C, D.
In the Query Editor, when requesting Table A, I can see the following screen, and when I try to develop the table "Projet" to get the id and the title I get this error message : "Unexpected error : Object reference not set to an instance of an object"
Additional remarks :
- when I develop the other column with "record" at every line, I get the right information
- when I develop other columns with "table" at every line, I get "error" instead, except for all the "null" values
Regards,
Antoine
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