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I created the following 'Run a query against a dataset' instant cloud flow, where the output from such DAX query is transferred over to a CSV table, which is saved to a Sharepoint folder, and then the flow continues on until the contents of such CSV is parsed onto a Sharepoint list.
The flow is running fine, until I realized that after making a columns sorting criteria change to the data table in Power Query, the flow still produces a CSV with the same sorting criteria prior to those changes I had just made, as if it's "stuck in time" somehow.
To illustrate what I mean, I've put together a print where the left hand side brings the query directly out of a Power BI table (thus capturing the aforementioned changes in sorting criteria), and then after extracting the DAX code via Performance Analyzer and pasting onto the flow, I pasted the CSV resulted from such flow to the right hand side of the print (please note the query has an index column 'ID_Lanc', and the sorting criteria is performed before the insertion of such index column, which locks the order of sorting into place).
I even created a brand new flow after I changed the data table's sorting criteria in Power Query and saved the resulting CSV on a OneDrive folder, but the result produced is still the same: stuck in the old sorting criteria.
Upon investigation I'm pretty sure the culprit resides under the 'Run a query against a dataset' step, I just couldn't pinpoint exactly where by looking at the JSON code that comes out of it since I'm a newbie on all this.
Below is the DAX code placed under 'Run a query against a dataset'. I also tried running a simpler version of the code by getting rid of the '__DS0PrimaryWindowed'/TOPN piece and running only the '__DS0Core'/SUMMARIZE part of the code, and I also tried swapping SUMMARIZE with SUMMARIZECOLUMNS, but yet I keep getting the same CSV output with wrong (old) sorting criteria:
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VAR __DS0Core =
SUMMARIZE(
'Fat_CC_Lancamentos_Orig',
'Fat_CC_Lancamentos_Orig'[ID_Lanc],
'Fat_CC_Lancamentos_Orig'[Banco/Cartão],
'Fat_CC_Lancamentos_Orig'[Data Vencimento Fatura],
'Fat_CC_Lancamentos_Orig'[Data],
'Fat_CC_Lancamentos_Orig'[Descrição],
'Fat_CC_Lancamentos_Orig'[Lançamento]
)
VAR __DS0PrimaryWindowed =
TOPN(
100000,
__DS0Core,
'Fat_CC_Lancamentos_Orig'[ID_Lanc],
1,
'Fat_CC_Lancamentos_Orig'[Banco/Cartão],
1,
'Fat_CC_Lancamentos_Orig'[Data Vencimento Fatura],
1,
'Fat_CC_Lancamentos_Orig'[Data],
1,
'Fat_CC_Lancamentos_Orig'[Descrição],
1,
'Fat_CC_Lancamentos_Orig'[Lançamento],
1
)
EVALUATE
__DS0PrimaryWindowed
ORDER BY
'Fat_CC_Lancamentos_Orig'[ID_Lanc],
'Fat_CC_Lancamentos_Orig'[Banco/Cartão],
'Fat_CC_Lancamentos_Orig'[Data Vencimento Fatura],
'Fat_CC_Lancamentos_Orig'[Data],
'Fat_CC_Lancamentos_Orig'[Descrição],
'Fat_CC_Lancamentos_Orig'[Lançamento]
I really ran out of ways of trying to solve this issue, any help on this one would be greatly appreciated!
The issue on the following link presented a somewhat similar situation:
The user there realized he switched Power BI users on the dataset and that's what was causing this problem on this query always getting an outdated version.
I then remembered that I also had switched users on my dataset, so I replicated the same dataset from scratch on a brand new dataset under the new user, and now the CSV presents a current version of the DAX query.
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