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Hello all,
I'm not very expreinced with SQL but I am connected to a database where I can apply a certain logic to get a unique view. I am trying to recreate the same view in PowerBI so that I am able to report on this data.
The SQL logic is as follows:
SELECT * FROM TABLE_NAME WHERE COLOUMN_NAME IN ('1',2');
I am trying to get the same view in PowerBI but I am not sure how to apply that at the source query.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @SusuYes
After you have your basic query loaded in the power Query editor, click on the column header drop down and select only the values you need.
Hi @SusuYes
After you have your basic query loaded in the power Query editor, click on the column header drop down and select only the values you need.
thank you, I just realised that it is just a filter haha
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