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Dumb question... shouldn't incremental refresh parameters (a/k/a "RangeStart" & "RangeEnd") be displayed here in the service?
TIA, Danny Dennison
Hi @musicbydannyd ,
For incremental refresh, datasets are filtered by using Power Query date/time parameters with the reserved, case-sensitive names RangeStart and RangeEnd. These parameters are used to filter the data imported into Power BI Desktop, and also to dynamically partition the data into ranges once published to the Power BI service. The parameter values are substituted by the service to filter for each partition. There's no need to set them in dataset settings in the service. Once published, the parameter values are overridden automatically by the Power BI service.
For more details, please see the document and blog:
Incremental refresh in Power BI
All You Need to Know About the Incremental Refresh in Power BI: Load Changes Only
Thank you @v-xuding-msft & @GilbertQ.
FWIW, I have sucussfully implemented incremental refreshes in datasets, but during a troubleshooting stage, I was looking for confirmation of exact RangeStart/RangeEnd values and thought I might find them listed in service. Aside from adding them to a report, are you aware of anywhere else to find these 2 parameter values?
Stay safe,
Danny Dennison
Hi @musicbydannyd ,
Do the answers make sense? If so, kindly mark the helpful answer as solution. If you find a good workaround to check the parameters, please share to us as well. More people who have the same request will benefit from this thread.
So sorry for the late reply... have not yet had a chance to try methods metioned in this thread.
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