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I use MS Excel 2016 for data visualization.
Can understand Extract means saving Excel data onto a spreadsheet and Transforming data means manipulating it in Power Query.
**QUESTION:**
But if I decide to load data to Power Pivot (Data Model) doesn't that fall back into Transform because you can
1. Create Calendar Table
2. Create Measures (or Calculate Columns if necessary)
Or does using Power Pivot (Data Model) fall under Data Modelling because you are no longer formatting, merging pre-existing data; rather you are creating new data (i.e. Calendar Table, Measures, etc)
Kindly clarify
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Hi @QQQ,
Yes, your understanding is right. When we load date into Power Pivot model, we can't change the source data. You can't fall back to transform data. If you want to modify and merge data, please do all operations before loading it into Pivot model. And for power pivot forum, please post the cases to its forum.
Best Regards,
Angelia
Hi @QQQ,
Yes, your understanding is right. When we load date into Power Pivot model, we can't change the source data. You can't fall back to transform data. If you want to modify and merge data, please do all operations before loading it into Pivot model. And for power pivot forum, please post the cases to its forum.
Best Regards,
Angelia
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