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I have been building a large PQ library for years, which I use in both Excel and PowerBI. In it, I also refer to the Excel.CurrentWorkbook() function, and both applications do not need or obtain credentials themselves. However, I'm stuck in PowerQueryNet and I have no idea what credential type and which parameter I should add to the credentials (File? SQL? OData?):
I will add that, of course, PowerBi has no "current workbook", but that does not prevent the successful call of this function (returns empty table). The problem is that this credential check blocks my entire library.
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I have been building a large PQ library for years, which I use in both Excel and PowerBI. In it, I also refer to the Excel.CurrentWorkbook() function, and both applications do not need or obtain credentials themselves. However, I'm stuck in PowerQueryNet and I have no idea what credential type and which parameter I should add to the credentials (File? SQL? OData?):
I will add that, of course, PowerBi has no "current workbook", but that does not prevent the successful call of this function (returns empty table). The problem is that this credential check blocks my entire library.
Can someone please advise me? Thank you.
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