Get & Transform
9 TopicsPower Query Source from Relative Paths
Hi All, I am making an analysis tool that uses two Excel file sources via Power Query. The tool work well, but as soon as the file and source files are moved to another location it stops working as the Queries sources from aboslute paths. Can I modify my Sourcing so that as long as the Analysis tool file and the source files are in the same folder the Query will find and use the correct files? So that the Query sources from a path relative to the Analysis Tool file. Thanks! MagnusSolved262KViews6likes27CommentsUnable to use Power Query to Connect to a Sharepoint List
I'm trying to import a SharePoint list in via PowerQuery. When I try to use the root folder (and any variation there of) with my windows credentials I get an error: 400, Bad Request. I've tried using my Organizational account (like when you login the first time and use your email) it says "we are unable to connect because this creditial type isn't supported for this resource. Please choose another credential type." I'm at a loss as to what to do next... Excel, Power BI, Get & Transform, Power Query SharePoint Lists9.4KViews0likes3CommentsExcel Version 1907 [Expression.Error] This native database query isn't currently supported
I have a file that contains a data connection that has been working for months. It recently stopped working after the 1907 update applied. Is anyone else experiencing an issue? How might I go about determining what part of the native query is causing the issue? I have also converted the query to a stored procedure and it doesn't work either. Is there a way to get more detailed error information?4.9KViews1like8CommentsTeams and Power Query Excel file
Hi, I have an Excel file that I am sharing from within a Team. The file is created from within the current version of Excel ProPlus and is shared with someone else who also has ProPlus but just this one person. The file has 50 Get & Transform queries in it. If the file is opened in the ProPlus desktop version of Excel from within Teams my computer locks up, so much that the only option is the power button to restart it. My laptop is running the 32bit version of Office ProPlus, has a Xeon processor and 32Gb of Ram. I hope to have the 64bit version installed when our IT department get round to it just to see if that makes any difference to running the queries whilst shared.. If I save the file somewhere else and open it then the file runs ok, it's just when it's shared via Teams. Is this what I should expect? I have shared a similar file that instead of using PowerQuery it uses VBA code to basically do the same thing. With that file we can both open the shared file and run the VBA code at the same time without any issues whatsoever. I wondered whether other people have managed to successfully use Power Query files whilst they're shared. The queries will normally run on any PC and when stored in the cloud without an issue, I'm just not sure on whether the sharing is causing an issue.Solved26KViews0likes6Comments