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Missing OData in content-type (Response Headers)

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I issue a graph query using the Invoke an HTTP request action to read an Excel file in a SharePoint library. The request URL looks like this:

a.png

I've omitted "drive id" and "drive item id".

This works fine in my dev tenant, but throws an error when I run the same flow in my customers tenant. The error I'm receiving is
"Open navigation properties are not supported on OpenTypes. Property name: 'UsedRange'."

 

So I run the URL in Graph Explorer to see what's happening. When I run against my own evironment, it works fine (as expected) and I get these Response Headers:

b.png

When I run against the customer environment (which generates the error) I get these Response Headers:c.png

Apparently, OData is missing and that's probably why I get the error. How can this be? I've set up the exact same flow in both environments.
I don't know if there are some tenant setting or whatever that might be different and I'm completely at a loss here.

Please give some advice, thanks!

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  • Javier Gallego Profile Picture
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    Hi Papageno, 

     

    It could be a cache issue, did you try to test in other browser?

    I would like recommend you to try change the connections.

     

    I hope it help you.

     

    JAvi

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