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Hi,
I have a report that connects to Impala and it is super slow as it fetches close to 36 million rows. Some of the transformations do happen within Power BI and I am trying to find ways to improve the efficiency of data load.
Although I am not 100% sure, I have a feeling that COALESCE operator that I use to find the non-blank values between columns is inefficient, as this is performed on 36 million rows.
I have 6 steps created like below to achieve this. In the first 5 steps, Columns 1 to 5 are created using COALESCE operator. Once they are created, columns A to J will be removed in the last step.
Col1 <- col A ? col B
Col2 <- col C ? col D
Col3 <- col E ? col F
Col4 <- col G ? col H
Col5 <- col I ? col J
Remove Cols A to J.
Are there options to make it more efficient?
Regards,
Ram
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@cramkumar86 , You can use replace with null and value, which will use Table.ReplaceValue
@cramkumar86 , You can use replace with null and value, which will use Table.ReplaceValue
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