So I am working on a data base that consists of multiple files, and would like to know if power BI can some how provide the information. Not looking for a 100% solution but directions/topics as to where I can find learning materials. I have a attached a below what the data set resembles. The File would be the differnt CSV files that will be put in the data folder for BI to populate. I would like to be able to do calculations based on the host ID that maybe on several files.
@JohanWill this will get your started: Combine CSV files in Power Query - Power Query | Microsoft Learn
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@JohanWill you can read files from a folder and then combine all these and it will become one single table in Power BI. There are many blog posts on how to do this and it is a common practice to combine multiple files.
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