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Display the Last Refreshed Date in Power BI

Generate Last Refreshed Date with Power Query

Unlike the previous article, to work with Power BI, we need to generate the Last Refresh date ourselves using Power Query. No big deal, it is as simple as this:

Open PowerBI Desktop
Get Data –-> Blank Query
Go to Home –> Advanced Editor and replace the code in the window with this:

let
Source = #table(type table[LastRefresh=datetime], {{DateTime.LocalNow()}})
in
Source

Click Done and rename the query “LastRefresh_Local”
Click Close & Apply

This code makes a nice little table that returns the current date and time each time we refresh the solution.

Create the Last Refreshed Measure

To finish it off, we need to create a simple measure and add it to our dashboard.

Go to your Report window –> New Measure –> Define it as follows:

Last Refreshed (Local) = FORMAT(LASTDATE(LastRefresh_Local[LastRefresh]),"mmm dd, yyyy hh:mm:ss AM/PM")

Now let’s create a Card visual to hold it:

So far everything looks really good here. The card is formatted nicely, and I updates to the current date and time every time I hit the refresh button. It’s a thing of beauty! What could possibly go wrong with this?

Publishing to the Power BI Service

Encouraged with our visual, we’ll now publish it to Power BI:

File –> Publish –> Publish to Power BI
Login to the Power BI service and scroll down to the Datasets area

At this point you should click the little … to the right of the dataset you uploaded (whatever you called it) and click Refresh. It will prepare for a bit, then should refresh. If your experience is anything like mine, your report shows this: