Handling HTTP / API errors in Power Query | Return API errors instead of Power Query default ones
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This is great! Thank you for sharing!
I'll try this one !
Currently I use try function, it work very well but for some data it may slow down my report idk why
" try _myAPIcall_ otherwise _myAPIcallWhereImSureThereIsNoError_"
When doing this I'm sure that there will have no error due to error api response
I use this function because all line have to call api endpoint filtering on cell's values. And then I expand the response
All apis are different, so it is impossible to find a solution that fits all. It is good to have all this tricks to try which one suits best!
What type of job do you do that you get to use these skills? Thank you
I am a Power BI consultant