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Sorry if this is a repeat anywhere, but I have not been able to find anything that has helped to answer my question. When I go to try and filter my data by parameters so that I can set up incremental refreshes, the parameter button is grayed out and I don't know how to change that:
Per the incremental refresh article, Pro users are able to use this feature, and I have verified that I have a Pro account. Please help me to figure out how to enable this. I have checked the "Always allow parameterization in data source and transformation dialogs" and also the "Incremental Refresh Policies" and neither of those have helped.
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@mmartinez11 try to change your column data type to date/time
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@mmartinez11 did you already added the required parameters?
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Yes, I have added those and named them RangeStart and RangeEnd like I have seen in the instructions:
I also tried adding it as part of the filtering by clicking the New Parameter option and neither has worked.
@mmartinez11 try to change your column data type to date/time
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Awesome, thank you so much. I really appreciate it was so simple and just an oversight on my part.
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