CatParky
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Hi,
I'm having a first attempt at working with an api in PowerQuery and have run into a stumbling block. I have an api that runs brilliantly in PostMan and another online service, but I can not figure out how to get it to work in excel.
The full query I have copied from a working alternate source is :
How do I pass the x-app-key and token as headers ?
Any advise is welcome
I have tried
and
however I am hit with "access to the resource is forbidden" and requires me to edit credentials. The answer is always Access to the resource is
forbidden.
I'm having a first attempt at working with an api in PowerQuery and have run into a stumbling block. I have an api that runs brilliantly in PostMan and another online service, but I can not figure out how to get it to work in excel.
The full query I have copied from a working alternate source is :
Code:
GET https://api.teamgate.com/v4/deals?embed=customFields&isDeleted=no&limit=1000
X-App-Key:[value redacted]
X-Auth-Token:[value redacted]
How do I pass the x-app-key and token as headers ?
Any advise is welcome
I have tried
Code:
let
Source = Json.Document(Web.Contents("https://api.teamgate.com/v4/deals?embed=customFields&isDeleted=no&limit=1000",
[Query = [
#"X-App-Key" = "123123123",
#"X-Auth-Token" = "abcabcabc"]]
))
in
Source
and
Code:
let
Source = Json.Document(Web.Contents(https://api.teamgate.com/v4/deals?embed=customFields&isDeleted=no&limit=1000,
[
Headers = [#"X-App-Key"="123123123",
#"X-App-Token"="abcabcabc",
#"Content-Type"="application/json"],
Content = Text.ToBinary("")
]
))
in
Source
however I am hit with "access to the resource is forbidden" and requires me to edit credentials. The answer is always Access to the resource is
forbidden.
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