Power BI - Getting DataYou want to optimize refresh performance when connecting to a REST API that returns paged JSON data. What is the best practice?AUse recursive Power Query functions to fetch all pages before loading dataBLoad only the first page and ignore the restCUse OData.Feed instead of Web.Contents for pagingDManually copy JSON data into Excel and importCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand paged REST API dataMany REST APIs return data in pages; to get all data, multiple calls are needed.Step 2: Use recursive Power Query to fetch all pagesRecursive functions can call the API repeatedly until all pages are retrieved, improving refresh completeness and performance.Final Answer:Use recursive Power Query functions to fetch all pages before loading data -> Option AQuick Check:Recursive calls handle paging efficiently [OK]Quick Trick: Use recursion in Power Query to handle API paging [OK]Common Mistakes:Loading only first page causes incomplete dataTrying OData.Feed for REST API pagingManual data copy is inefficient and error-prone
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