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FrankPreusker

Power Bi Desktop Error Message: Each original name must belong to the set of all names.

Submitted by Advocate III on ‎07-23-2021 02:34 PM

I've never seen that error message before - just loaded a bunch of tables as usual 😕

For sure I will retry. Just wanted to report it here.

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chrisbaker
Advocate II
Advocate II
‎07-28-2021 02:18 AM

Same issue, version :

2.95.804.0 64-bit (July 2021)
 
Everything fine yesterday, made some changes and now it's unusable. 
edhans
Super User
Super User
‎07-28-2021 07:46 AM

Correct @Anonymous - support is only for those with a pro license, but who would be seeing this error in Power BI desktop that doesn't have a pro license, unless you are just publishing to My Workspace?

Anonymous
Not applicable
‎07-29-2021 07:01 AM

Correct, at the moment I'm just publishing to My Workspace. Will go to a Pro license later in the project, so I can't provide any sample pbix file, unless there is another way to provide it.

eykanayama
Regular Visitor
‎08-01-2021 02:18 PM

Experienced the same problem.

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PBI_Lurin
Frequent Visitor
‎08-03-2021 05:06 PM

Had the same problem, I fixed it by checking " Enable load to report" & "Included in report refresh" for the secondary tables that were used by my main table. Then refresh the view, after that I disabled these features again

v-chuncz-msft
Community Support
Community Support
‎08-04-2021 12:48 AM

@FrankPreusker 

 

I can repoduce the same error message. The issue is reported internally and I will keep you posted with any updates.

CRI 254183486

chrisbind
Regular Visitor
‎08-04-2021 03:00 AM

Great example of where an undo button, or better yet, some kind of internal version control, would do wonders in Power Query. These standard features severely holds back Power Query as a contemporary modelling tool.

 

I can choose to either lose half a day's work or wait for the (hot)fix...

pedroccamaraDBI
Post Partisan
Post Partisan
‎08-04-2021 09:51 AM

Guys,

I had the same issue.
I believe it was because i've change the name of my table in the new version. So, i rename again to the previous name and it worked after i refresh it. Now i can rename it again.
Best of luck to you all

Pedro

kbt22
New Member
‎08-04-2021 10:56 AM

Confirming that the solution recommended by @PBI_Lurin worked for me.

 

Specifically, I am working in Power BI Desktop, and I went through and re-enable all of my disabled queries.  I then closed Power Query Editor and let a full refresh run through without having the same "Each original name..." error.  I think went back to Power Query editor and disabled the same reports and closed again, and again I did not receive the error.  

 

Hope this helps!

Tom_Morris
Frequent Visitor
‎08-04-2021 07:05 PM

I solved this error message by copying all the related queries, pasting in the query editor of a new blank pbix file, then deleting them from the orginal pbix, copying again from the new one, and pasting back to the original.

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