Summary of what I am dealing with and what I have tried:
I have done this "delete and recreate" a table on numerous occassion and the table would always refresh successfully (the _PowerAppsID_ column is added). Not sure what is going on this time.
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Hi @AGS94 ,
It could be a browser cache issue. Could you please try deleting your broswer cache or try using other browser and check if it works.
Can you also please try reverting back the older version of your Excel file and see if any of it still works. Then try adding doing the steps 3-6 again.
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Thanks,
K-A-R-L
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Hi @AGS94 ,
It could be a browser cache issue. Could you please try deleting your broswer cache or try using other browser and check if it works.
Can you also please try reverting back the older version of your Excel file and see if any of it still works. Then try adding doing the steps 3-6 again.
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Thanks,
K-A-R-L
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Thanks Karl. I did not consider the cache. In the meantime, I ended up getting it to work going through a bunch of gyrations (ultimately creating a new temporary app and excel table with the same PtA content, getting that to refresh, then moving that worksheet back to my original spreasheet).
I will give the cache a shot if/when I encounter this issue again.
Thanks again for the tip.
Just to wrap this up and hopefully help others, I ended up needing to create a new table within the Excel file that was causing me issues and even a brand new table would not refresh (I tried this after clearing the browser's cache).
SOLUTION: I ended up cut-and-pasting all the data from the various tables to a new Excel file, giving everything the same name so the app would recognize everything, and it worked fine.
Still, not an ideal solution and was very time consuming.
Anyway, hope this helps future readers of this thread.
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