I am using a ODBC connector to get data from pgadmin into power BI. Details: "ODBC: ERROR [22P05] ERROR: character with byte sequence 0xef 0xbe 0x92 in encoding "UTF8" has no equivalent in encoding "WIN1252"

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Hello, I understand the technical difficulty you're experiencing with your ODBC connector and pgAdmin, especially when trying to get your data into Power BI. Errors involving encoding issues can be quite perplexing, but rest assured, they are often solvable with the right approach. With my extensive background in data connectivity and encoding issues, I'm confident I can help you resolve this error efficiently. I'm new to freelancer.com so I'm offering my services at a competitive rate with a commitment to deliver an exemplary solution, as I aim to establish a strong reputation here. Here's what I propose to do: 1. Analyse the specific encoding error message and your system settings 2. Identify and document the root cause 3. Develop and walk you through a comprehensive, step-by-step solution to rectify the encoding issue 4. Validate the data flow from pgAdmin to Power BI to ensure it's error-free Should you decide to work with me, you'll be benefiting from a diligent and effective problem-solving approach tailored to your needs. I look forward to the possibility of helping you overcome this technical hurdle. Kind regards, David