To enable incremental refresh, which two parameters should you add to Power Query?

To enable incremental refresh, which two parameters should you add to Power Query?

• A. RangeMin and RangeMax
• B. RangeStart and RangeEnd
• C. Start and End
• D. StartDate and EndDate

Answer: (B)

Incremental refresh relies on a defined time window to load only new or updated data. The two parameters you use to set that window are RangeStart and RangeEnd. They should be date or date-time types and are used in a filter on your date column so the query pulls only rows where the date is between RangeStart (inclusive) and RangeEnd (exclusive). This pairing is what lets Power BI partition data and refresh only the relevant portion, rather than the entire dataset. Other parameter names won’t be recognized by the incremental refresh mechanism, so they won’t enable the windowing behavior.

Incremental refresh relies on a defined time window to load only new or updated data. The two parameters you use to set that window are RangeStart and RangeEnd. They should be date or date-time types and are used in a filter on your date column so the query pulls only rows where the date is between RangeStart (inclusive) and RangeEnd (exclusive). This pairing is what lets Power BI partition data and refresh only the relevant portion, rather than the entire dataset. Other parameter names won’t be recognized by the incremental refresh mechanism, so they won’t enable the windowing behavior.