Forum Discussion
Data Storage advice
- Anonymous4 years ago
Hi Anonymous ,
Could you please try to use R on Power BI Desktop. An R transformation could snap the data and save as a file, you can then load a folder of files and use the filename to to ensure you know when it was snapped.
You can use R in Power BI Desktop's Power Query Editor to:
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Prepare data models.
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Create reports.
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Do data cleansing, advanced data shaping, and dataset analytics, which include missing data completion, predictions, clustering, and more.
Limitations:
- All R data source settings must be set to Public.
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To schedule refresh of your R visuals or dataset, enable scheduled refresh and install an on-premises data gateway (personal mode) on the computer containing the workbook and R.
More details: Use R in Power Query Editor
Best Regards
Community Support Team _ Polly
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Anonymous , Means you have more than 1 M in excel. Then better to use a database.
Exactly, but is it possible to "copy" and store directly in SQL Server?