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Due to numerous breaking changes introduced in the new API version "2023-10," we are implementing several crucial updates on our end for Monday.com data export. The changes will be implemented on October 1st, 2023 to guarantee a smooth transition with no disruptions.

These changes involve various adjustments, including modifications to column type names, changes in query complexity points, and revisions to data size limits.

Please take a moment to review the upcoming changes, as they may impact existing Power BI reports.

Tables rename

During the export process,

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data of various types is organized into separate tables.

The following table names have been updated as follows:

  1. duration“ to “time-tracking

  2. multiple-person“ to “people

If you already have a Power BI report, attempting a refresh might result in errors.

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You can fix it by following next steps:

  1. Open the “Transform data“

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  2. Select Table with error in left sidebar and click “Edit Setting“ button

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  3. In pop-up window choose new resource

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  4. Optionally you can rename Table by clicking right mouse button on a chosen Table

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Please follow these steps to resolve the issue.

  1. Click on “Transform data” in Power BI Desktop.

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  1. In the new window click on “Refresh Preview” → “Refresh All”.

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  1. In the left sidebar, choose the table with the error indicated by an exclamation sign, and then click the "Edit Settings" button.

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  1. In the pop-up Navigation window, choose a new table and click OK.

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The mentioned changes will modify the Source, and you can also change the table's name if needed by right-clicking on it.

This step is optional and will not impact further refreshes.

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Column Types renaming

Column Names consist of

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the ‘Name', ‘Type’, and 'ID’ of the column.

Due to Types

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renaming a lot of fields changed their names to new ones.

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Next Types were renamed to:

  1. “color“ to “status“

  2. “boolean“ to “checkbox“

  3. “multiple-person“ to “people“

  4. “timerange“ to “timeline“

  5. “duration“ to “time_tracking“

  6. “numeric“ to “numbers“

  7. “long-text“ to “long_text“

  8. “timezone“ to “world_clock“

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  1. color“ to “status

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  1. boolean“ to “checkbox

  2. multiple-person“ to “people

  3. timerange“ to “timeline

  4. duration“ to “time_tracking

  5. numeric“ to “numbers

  6. long-text“ to “long_text

  7. timezone“ to “world_clock

E.g.: If you had a column previously named "Seller (multiple-person_seller)

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  1. The type "tag" has been renamed to "tags," and it is no longer available for obtaining the tags list as a string.

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  1. Information about tags is

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  1. now accessible only through an additional table called "tag,"

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  1. which includes links to "Tags

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    As a result, the "tags" column type has been removed from the "Items" table.

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Complexity points and limits for requested information size

Changes in complexity points and limits for requested information size

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could potentially result in a decrease in export speed, possibly slowing it down

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by up to

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2 times

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Exported data type changes

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The type of fields

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containing identifiers (ID)

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has been changed from INT64 to String

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in the export.