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loading data - 2/3 columns are emply
Hi,
I am loading data from BigQuery. The data looks like the sample below,
At the preview step the data looks okay. after loading, only the sample_id is visible.
any idea why?
Many thenks for any hint
eilalan
| Row | sample_id | allele1XRef | allele1Gene | |
| 1 | hu089792 | dbsnp.107:rs3794207 | 10645:NM_006549.3:CAMKK2:INTRON:UNKNOWN-INC;10645:NM_153499.2:CAMKK2:INTRON:UNKNOWN-INC;10645:NM_153500.1:CAMKK2:INTRON:UNKNOWN-INC;10645:NM_172214.2:CAMKK2:INTRON:UNKNOWN-INC;10645:NM_172215.2:CAMKK2:INTRON:UNKNOWN-INC;10645:NM_172216.1:CAMKK2:INTRON:UNKNOWN-INC;10645:NM_172226.2:CAMKK2:INTRON:UNKNOWN-INC | |
| 2 | hu089792 | dbsnp.83:rs683202 | 387357:NM_001010923.2:THEMIS:INTRON:UNKNOWN-INC;387357:NM_001164685.1:THEMIS:INTRON:UNKNOWN-INC;387357:NM_001164687.1:THEMIS:INTRON:UNKNOWN-INC |
Hi all,
my bad.
I played with the sort of the columns and was able to get data out of them.
It is proably a default sorting that place the emply columns at the begining of the table.
I am all set for now.
Many thanks,
Eila
7 Replies
- prateekraina
Memorable Member
- eilalanFrequent Visitor
Hi Prateek,
yes.
I have uploaded it to my google drive
the data was retrieved from bigQuery (in my other reports, there was not any issue)
thanks,
eilalan
- prateekraina
Memorable Member
- vanessafvg
Community Champion
eilalan are you referring to the counts? if so you need to change your data type to number not text or create a measure on top of it, or change the object you are using to a table or matrix
- eilalanFrequent Visitor
i added another image of the power BI(left) and the BigQuery (right) tables before loading.
the power bi shows only two columns out of the three of the bigQuery.
I am re-trying to load with this issue and will let you know what the result is.
Please let me know if you have any other idea
Thanks,
eilalan
- eilalanFrequent Visitor
Hi all,
my bad.
I played with the sort of the columns and was able to get data out of them.
It is proably a default sorting that place the emply columns at the begining of the table.
I am all set for now.
Many thanks,
Eila