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Get the SQL query for a dashboard
- 6 years ago
About #1 (Exporting the data), this might be a good idea if it's a one-time effort and if your data < 1 million rows. To do this, I'd create a table visual in Power BI, and include all the fields that you want to export.
About #2, in Power BI, if your data is being imported from CSV files, then there is no SQL query behind the scenes, only M code which combines/transforms your data. (You can see the M code from the Query Editor --> Advanced Editor).
About #3, Nothing new comes to mind.
About #1 (Exporting the data), this might be a good idea if it's a one-time effort and if your data < 1 million rows. To do this, I'd create a table visual in Power BI, and include all the fields that you want to export.
About #2, in Power BI, if your data is being imported from CSV files, then there is no SQL query behind the scenes, only M code which combines/transforms your data. (You can see the M code from the Query Editor --> Advanced Editor).
About #3, Nothing new comes to mind.