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Anonymous
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How to copy a table into another file?

I can use a certain table from one report into another report. How do I copy this one into the other?

 

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Pragati11
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Hi @Anonymous ,

 

Just navigate to the Modelling section in Power BI Desktop.

Then select the table you want to copy and just right-click on one of the columns of the table and you get an option to Copy Table:

Pragati11_0-1646224879514.png

 

The  go to your another power BI file and select option Enter Data to paste the copied table:

Pragati11_1-1646225053913.png

 

Pragati11_3-1646225088079.png

 

But this way is only suggested when you don't have a huge number of rows in the table as it has certain limitations on number of rows you can copy from a table.

 

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spagad6263
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@Pragati . Thanks so much for the tip. You are amazing!

Anonymous
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Thank you @Anonymous 

stevedale
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Good Morning All, 

How do I copy a table with a huge amount of informationon it ? for instancemy calendar. 

 

Thannks 

Anonymous
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Thank you all. "Problem" solved

Hi @Anonymous ,

 

If any of the suggestins helped, do mark it as a solution so that others on the forum can benefit from it.

 

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Samarth_18
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Hi @Anonymous ,

 

If you dont need any other table apart from that report then you can directly connect to dataset of that report.

 

Thanks,

Samarth

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Pragati11
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Hi @Anonymous ,

 

Just navigate to the Modelling section in Power BI Desktop.

Then select the table you want to copy and just right-click on one of the columns of the table and you get an option to Copy Table:

Pragati11_0-1646224879514.png

 

The  go to your another power BI file and select option Enter Data to paste the copied table:

Pragati11_1-1646225053913.png

 

Pragati11_3-1646225088079.png

 

But this way is only suggested when you don't have a huge number of rows in the table as it has certain limitations on number of rows you can copy from a table.

 

Best Regards,

Pragati Jain


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Anonymous
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Would 42,000 ROWS fail with this method? I tried but it did not work for me. @Pragati11 do you have another method that could work?

 

HI @Anonymous ,

 

You ca connect to the same data-source and bring this table into your new Power BI file.

 

Best Regards,

Pragati Jain


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