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For the last two years I have a process of updating a large PBIX file and publishing it. Then I make changes to a copy, saving it as a different name, then removing the Power Query queries to empty it of data, and finally go to Power BI datasets to connect to the original PBIX, thus getting a variation report which I can then publish to the cloud.
With March 2020 Desktop version I now get this error message when i click on the Power BI datasets icon on the ribbon. There are no query statements in the file.
This is a big problem for me. Can anyone advise? Is this just my copy or do other people have the same problem?
My alternate method will be to publish three datasets (there's a second report still to do) but that could be a problem for us in terms of data size, memory, etc.
Hi @Anonymous ,
If you have access to Admin Portal in power bi service, you can try this way:
If you have no access, please contact your administrator to try.
Best Regards,
Yingjie Li
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