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I use a common data source of HR information for the majority of my reports. The data source is based on Excel files which I need to routinely pull and refresh. My approach has been to use a common folder for these files, rather than copy them for each project I create. Is there a more efficient way to do this? There is still a level of manipulation that I need to do for new data, and I was thinking perhaps there was a better approach. Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Geoff
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@geoffgarcia , I think, You are loading folder data, merge it, and then doing the transformation. This seems fine unless you want to shift to Database.
Another option is to use SharePoint folder
@geoffgarcia , I think, You are loading folder data, merge it, and then doing the transformation. This seems fine unless you want to shift to Database.
Another option is to use SharePoint folder
Thanks - yes, that is exactly what I'm doing and appreciate the feedback.
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