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I am trying to import data from a snowflake database table. When the data is imported 4 of the 10 columns are imported as completely empty ( all null values), however the column headers are correct.
I have also noticed that the columns which are empty are all obtained from a calculated function in SQL such as AVG or MIN. I don't know if this is related or not, but the table in snowflake shows the data correctly.
When I download the data from snowflake to csv and then import into snowflake, the data works just fine.
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@Anonymous, I have used aggregated queries from snowflake and got the correct data. Open power query and check if there is an error related to data type. That can be an issue
@Anonymous, I have used aggregated queries from snowflake and got the correct data. Open power query and check if there is an error related to data type. That can be an issue
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