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I'm experiencing a weird issue with Get-PowerBITable.
I only get the names of my tables, when i run the command, scoped in on the dataset, workspace and table i want, i get nothing but a name back. The rest of the expected output columns are empty.
I find it odd, as i see this command work for other people. And cannot see what I'm surposedly doing different.
The author of this guide, for example.
I've verified the findings, by creating a new dataset, with new tables and data inside. And gotten the same results.
Odd thing is, I'm seeing the dataset, tables and row data, just fine in PowerBI, in the Office365 Portal.
The table in question, contains 10 rows.
The command and output, is as follows: Get-PowerBITable -DatasetId $WorkingDataSetId.Id -WorkspaceId $WorkspaceId -Name 'table_SalesPerson' -First 3
Name Columns Rows Measures
---- ------- ---- --------
table_SalesPerson
This is a overview so you can see that the data is in fact visible in PowerBI Online.
This is to grant you insight in the dataset configuration.
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Hello,
I'm experiencing a weird issue with Get-PowerBITable.
I only get the names of my tables, when i run the command, scoped in on the dataset, workspace and table i want, i get nothing but a name back. The rest of the expected output columns are empty.
I find it odd, as i see this command work for other people. And cannot see what I'm surposedly doing different.
The author of this guide, for example.
I've verified the findings, by creating a new dataset, with new tables and data inside. And gotten the same results.
Odd thing is, I'm seeing the dataset, tables and row data, just fine in PowerBI, in the Office365 Portal.
The table in question, contains 10 rows.
The command and output, is as follows:
Get-PowerBITable -DatasetId $WorkingDataSetId.Id -WorkspaceId $WorkspaceId -Name 'table_SalesPerson' -First 3
This is a overview so you can see that the data is in fact visible in PowerBI Online.
This is to grant you insight in the dataset configuration.
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