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Hello,
I'm new to using Power BI but have used Power Query in Excel for about 1 year.
I previously used two named ranges in Excel to control a Date range and used these as a filter Parameter in Power Query. This worked a treat until I decided to move to Power BI.
I created a Date Slicer with Start Date & End Date measures in Power BI but do not know how to return these values to Parameters that can be used in Power Query.
Can anyone tell me how to do this?
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Hi @Rae2023
This is not possible. Power Query is a one-way-street to load data fro, several data sources into Power BI Desktop. As soon as the data are in the Desktop data model or in the Report you can not bring them back to Power Query.
What might help you is to create a manual table in Power Query which you then use to influence the Queries in Power Query or to maintain the parameters directky in Power Query. The other option is to still maintain your parameters in Excel and load them into Power Query for Power BI Desktop.
Best regards
Michael
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Hi @Rae2023
This is not possible. Power Query is a one-way-street to load data fro, several data sources into Power BI Desktop. As soon as the data are in the Desktop data model or in the Report you can not bring them back to Power Query.
What might help you is to create a manual table in Power Query which you then use to influence the Queries in Power Query or to maintain the parameters directky in Power Query. The other option is to still maintain your parameters in Excel and load them into Power Query for Power BI Desktop.
Best regards
Michael
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If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Appreciate your thumbs up!
@ me in replies or I'll lose your thread.
Thanks Michael, I've been trying for weeks to find a solution online.
Wish I'd posted up the question earlier.
Thank you for the suggestions, I'll look into both options.
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