@Sreedhar Vengala , No I did not see this behavior so far , I have many workspaces , lakes and files in our environment , using Fabric since JAN . Suresh

Hi @Chipo Moyo , you can read the XLS files using Pyspark , please see sample code from my notebooks. # Import necessary libraries import pandas as pd from pyspark.sql import functions as F from pyspark.sql.functions import sum, col,regexp_extract,when,cast,split,concat,lit,round,format_number,regexp_replace from pyspark.sql.types import DecimalType # Load the Excel file and skip the first 6 rows excel_file_path = '<Path>/Files/Bridge_Files/myXLS.xlsx' df = pd.read_excel(excel_file_path, skiprows=6) # Manually assign column names column_names = ['Year', 'Scenario', 'Month', 'Brand', 'Account', 'Values'] df.columns = column_names spark_df = spark.createDataFrame(df) hope this works for you , I did read multi sheet XLS files too Thanks Suresh Guddanti.

I figured as I tested one with public access and it worked , our security team won't allow public access

And I have an update , I could connect to ADLS which is not public using workspace Identity. This works securely.

Hi Bryan you can use semantic model to do this no need to use Tabular editor. All you need to do is go to open model then edit tables when table list and search box appear you will notice a refresh next to search which is intended for schema refresh this will not break any relations .

Hi Bryan , I noticed it today when trying to add new column, seems MS did update again , so I just did edit tables and confirm and I see new column in table hope that helps

Hi Kristy I started implementing Domains so I can group workspaces under them to identify the expensive loads/artifacts so we can chargeback cost to departments