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Hi,
I am trying to create a number of reports in Power BI using Business Central data. I initially posted this question in the Business Central forum but despite over 70 views I haven't had an answer so I am trying here now.
I need to report on Sales by Dimension by month ( and later various other things by dimension too ).
However, I can't see a way of getting the dimension data into Power BI. I have the Dimensions and DimensionValues tables and I also have the GeneralLedgerEntries and SalesInvoices tables but these don't provide the dimension details at transaction level.
I suspect that what I need is in either the DimensionSetLines or SalesInvoiceLines tables, would I be right?
Unfortunately Power BI does not let me import those tables, giving the following error messages respectively:
DataSource.Error: Dynamics365BusinessCentral: Request failed: The remote server returned an error: (400) Bad Request. (You must get to the parent first to get to the dimension set line. CorrelationId: 764c75fa-39e8-41b9-b70d-82642d05a9aa.)
Details:
DataSourceKind=Dynamics365BusinessCentral
DataSource.Error: Dynamics365BusinessCentral: Request failed: The remote server returned an error: (400) Bad Request. (You must specify an Id or a Document Id to get the lines. CorrelationId: 5ae5e9ba-0db6-43ba-a47c-587817c454e8.)
Details:
DataSourceKind=Dynamics365BusinessCentral
Can anyone guide me as to how to resolve this?
Please bear with me as I have limited experience with Power BI and even less with MS Dynamics.
Many thanks, Bruce
Thank you.
I have found that table and loaded it into my model, but how do I link it to the Sales Invoices table? SalesInvoices does not contain any reference to Dimension Set.
Kind regards, Bruce
Hi @IntaBruce ,
Do you mean the Sales Invoice Header table? If so, you need to look for the "Dimension Set ID" field.
I cannot see "Dimension Set ID" as a column in the SalesInvoices table
Hi @IntaBruce ,
Looks like you are looking at the Standard APIs v2.0 within the PBI native connector.
You'll need to build a dataset or to get someone to build it for you with all the required fields for your report.
Please go through this to learn more about it:
Use Power BI in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
Hi @IntaBruce ,
Dimension Set Entry table is what you need to extract all the detail behind each Dimension Set Id.
Find below a link on how to proceed:
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