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Hi there,
Starting last week I have experienced problems with my dataflows/datasets. The automatic schedule fails and shows this error: "Expression.Error: The field 'Hidden' of the record wasn't found. "
I found an idea submitted about the same topic and the workaround was simple deleting the "Filter Hidden" step in the dataflow.
I did it in order to have the processes working, however, I noticed the field "Hidden" from column "Attributes" is not available anymore (the files are located in a Sharepoint).
Is this an expected behaviour? Any change to the functionality?
Thanks.
Hi @Artie ,
After you deleted the 'Hidden' column, if it still works fine, it may be a normal behavior and nothing have been changed to the funcitonality because the source file in sharepoint was not changed. In Applied steps, you can delete this step to restore.
Or there have some simliar issues that you can refer:
Best Regards,
Yingjie Li
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Hi,
thanks for the tip, it helped.
But next to delete the "Hidden" entry, I also had to expand / transform my tables again.
Just wondering why this issue suddenly appears, it worked well for a while.
BR
Daniel
Hi @v-yingjl ,
Thanks for the prompt response. As far as I understand, the Attributes column is a system column that contains all of the file (or element) attributes. Actually, the "Filter Hidden" row is added automatically by Power Query for the combine files in a folder functionality. I suppose it is done to avoid taking unwanted files in the query. The datasets (Power Queries) were working fine until last week, that's why I supposed a change on the functionality from Microsoft had occurr. If I run the same query from Power Bi desktop, I still see the "Hidden" option from the "Attributes" column:
I guess I'll just keep erasing that step in the meanwhile all attributes are shown as the used to.
Thanks.
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