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I have imported Date Dimension which looks as below
DateDimension DateID DateFormat1 DateFormat2 ..
Now I want to load another dimension which is in the source data (but not yet connected or related with the DateDimension in my model)
AccountBalanceDimension AccountID , DateID Balance Funds ...
While loading , I want to load Data based on DateID where DateID is between today and last 2 months.
I am a little new to Power BI , so any simple explanation would be much helpful
Solved! Go to Solution.
Instead of importing table, use "SQL Statement" option where you can filter the data as you need as well as the columns you would like to import.
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Instead of importing table, use "SQL Statement" option where you can filter the data as you need as well as the columns you would like to import.
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But how do I connect it to the Date Dimension which is already in the model?
I mean how can I resolve it using Power Query?
Goto Data Section, Select the table and corresponding date field, use the filter option to set the date range. Make sure you have date field defined on that field.
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