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Get Data from Power BI Desktop using Azure Data Lake Gen2
Thanks amitchandak
I found that also, but first of all, I want to connect it directly in Power BI Dekstop, so not from Power BI Services Data Flow.
The 2nd link is almost near, but it suggested me to click the binary, which is fine if we have only 1 TXT file, but I have more than 10, it is looks tedious since it is mean when click Binary at one line means it only imported 1 (table) only. Then I have to re-do to connect again and click Binary for the 2nd row which means 2nd table... and so on. Means 10 files, then 10 repeating actions.
The 3rd link is not suitable for me as it is to Combine all the files, which in my case, I need to have it separated as they were. Each files served it own purposes and have it own structure.
Thanks
- Anonymous5 years agoNot applicable
You can combine files with this button
- VoltesDev5 years agoHelper V
Thanks, but I don't want to Combine.
But I do want to import it one time only. So Get Data one time only to import all those files and be a separate Tables each in Power BI Desktop,
Thanks,