I'm working with Power Query in Excel 2016 and when trying to setup an oData Feed (Data Tab > New Query > From Other Sources > From OData Feed) I get a message back saying (406) Not Acceptable. Normally on the OData Feed, I put in the URL (Basic is selected by default) and it opens up an authentication window (to put in username and password).
I have two excel workbooks now with one being created about four weeks ago, using the same process and it works as expected; one can even select refresh data and it makes the connection and refreshes the data.
The second excel workbook is a new, created from scratch (as I wanted to go through a bit of a different path with the Power Query editor), but I cannot get past the OData feed creation.
It seems odd that the same URL that was setup before is not working in a new spreadsheet.
It looks like it was purely an issue with selecting oData as the feed. I'm connecting to JIRA rest web services and should have selected (Data Tab > New Query > From Other Sources > From Web) (the From Web over From OData Feed made all the difference)
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I am trying to read my Shopify Products and Export them to an Excel file. So I was able to create a custom Connector and Get products, however I have an issue of exporting them into an excel. I need the list of SKUs, however it runs few minutes and throws me an error that job has timed out. Can you please help with the Power Automate step for getting data from GetProduct custom app and write into the excel. I actually tried to extract titles, and it worked, however when I go to the lower level to get sku, the job times-out.
I am able to download the data from https://www.investing.com/economic-calendar/cb-consumer-confidence-48 usinf the "Data from web feature"
Is there a way, I can modify the request for Max data retrieval as opposed to only 5 records ?
I tried the data from web to get the index and it only retrieves 5 records.
I have the below external link
https://creator.zohopublic.com/inovadms/inova-dms/view-embed/SPO_Export_Public/M1ZxYdK6k6TYpgZzX7BgHsSQEwSQ2aY27Fx7DHTfCtNgp3tvsUHTajsMxdekudO9hyR9MFe0SgbF8MBngY6UbW5YBmgjWuvk5WfQ/hotelrecid=1721972000009874027&type=1
I would like to connect it in Excel 2013 using web query (with the Power Query it works but I would like to implement it as web query from the Data tab).
In a new excel sheet I am doing the below
1) Open a blank sheet
2) Go to Data-> From Web
3) I add the link and click GO. It returns me the below. I am not sure if this error is the reason of my problem
4) By clicking 'Yes' I have the below (everything fine until now)
But when I click the import button (and select the first cell for this import) it returns an 'Open Page Builder' message. Why this happens?
I did not have this problem until last year and I do not understand what is the issue here.
Zoho Support told me that it is Microsoft issue. Can you please reproduce it and tell me why it does not show me the page in an excel table?
It should return be something like that (without the color format)
It works for me by following this method.
1) Open a blank sheet
2) Go to Data-> From Web
3) I add the link and click GO. It returns me the below
4). I choose Basic option and enter URL and click OK
5). I get the following screen
6). I Choose the second option that is Table. As per my experience data desired by us is contained in Tables.
7). I click Load button to get the data, which loads on web page correctly.
HTH
A). If you choose Advanced option in step 3 then we will get the following dialog box. In this box in upper part we can add a URL by its constituent parts. For example http://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/How-to-setting-a-dynamic-URL-connection/td-p/57072
has been shown entered into its constituent parts in the snapshot shown below. Further details to set a dynamic URL connection can be referred in linked document.
B). In the lower part of the dialog box there is a drop down to select HTTP Request Header Parameters like
Accept Required. Set this to application/json.
Accept-Encoding Optional. Supported encodings are gzip and deflate.
Authorization Required. See authentication.
Connection Optional. It is recommended that Keep-Alive be enabled.
Content-Length Optional. It is recommended taht the request body length be specified when known.
etc....
Further details can referred Query Management HTTP Request
HTTP Request Header Parameters setting for various applications like
Enter data directly into Power BI Desktop
Connect to Excel in Power BI Desktop
Analysis Services multidimensional data in Power BI Desktop
Connect to CSV files in Power BI Desktop
Connect to a Google BigQuery database in Power BI Desktop
Connect to an Impala database in Power BI Desktop
Connect to an OData feed in Power BI Desktop
etc.. can be referred to power-bi/desktop-connect-excel
Edit:
Regarding OP's comment whether same Excel file can run on another PC, my opinion is it is not possible. When try to copy file to temporary storage for transfer, we get a warning that this file can not be copied to new location with its properties. Are you sure you want to copy without its properties. Please see this warning snap shot.
As such it seems that the same query may not work in a new location. New query has to be created for that location.
I have created 2 odata queries in excel which fetch data from 2 sharepoint lists. Then I appended the 2 queries to append the data from both list into one. Now i have three queries, Query 1 fro list 1, Query 2 for list 2, and Query append for appended data. I went to connection settings and checked the option to refresh my queries every time the excel file is opened so that I have latest data from my lists.
Query Properties screenshot.
I saved the file and uplaoded on sharepoint library. Now whenever i open the file from sharepoint in excel online I get an error "External data refresh failed".error message.
The data doesnt get refreshed if i press ok.
Strangely this problem does not comes if I download the excel file and open it locally and refresh the data.
You need to create a connection in the Secure Store and tie the credentials to later be used by your Excel spreadsheet.
Once you supply the user account and password in the Secure Store, you will need to get back to your Excel spreadsheet and change the authentication settings to match the one from the Secure Store, enter it on the Application ID.
I'm attempting to create a filter using PerformancePoint's Dashboard Designer. After going through the wizard, however, the "Confirmation" page displays the following message:
No filter data retrieved
Warning 1: Filter was created but no
data was retrieved. To resolve the
problme, follow the step(s) below.
1. Verify that the data source for this filter is configured properly.
2. Check the server event log. Additional information about this
problem may have been recorded.
The data source is fine... I used the data source to build the report that the filter is supposed to be filtering... no problems with the report.
As for the logs, the only troubling spot is when the call is made from the PerformancePoint server (part of the SharePoint group) to the SQL Server -- the Event Viewer on the PerformancePoint server has a long message of which the important part is "An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host."
Has anyone else had trouble with Filters in PerformancePoint?
This was caused by a limitations in the checksum mechanism for Kerberos which would kill MDX queries. Microsoft released a hotfix for this issue: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/969083