Reputation: 1285
In Power BI's Advanced Query Editor, what I'm trying to do is:
Event_Emitted_At
column from a previously queried API call (the table has been previously generated and has data in it)after
parameter for an API call (as the API allows you to filter for results Emitted
after
a particular Unix timestamp.Right now, I'm getting a A cyclic reference was encountered during evaluation.
error.
This is a sample of the previously queried table:
What I have so far is this project/query structure:
This above function should just grab the max value from the FrontEmailEvents[Events_Emitted_At]
table/column.
This above function grabs the results of an API call, making use of Pagination.
Now with those two functions in place, we can start a while
loop to query for all events
from the API between the after
parameter and before
the current time's timestamp:
The code "looks" ok, but I think it's throwing the cyclic reference error because it's assuming that the query is starting from scratch every time? So, it doesn't "know" or realize that there's already data stored in the FrontEmailEvents
table from a query that was run on a previous day.
How can I make use of an "old" datapoint to use in a future query?
(In case you haven't noticed, this is using the Front API).
UPDATE
It's the _func_get_latest_emitted_at
that's throwing the error, so the function that's trying to grab the max
value of the FrontEmailEvents
table is what's causing the issue.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 125
Reputation: 21318
You seem to want to return a record, so you have to do this
() as record=> let z=[A=List.Max(Table1[a])] in z
not this
() as record=> let z=List.Max(Table1[a]) in z
Or instead, return a number, not a record
() as number=> let z=List.Max(Table1[a]) in z
That said, not sure why you are bothering with the function at all since you are not passing any parameters. Just directly reference the List.Max where you need it
Upvotes: 1