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Satish_Kumar
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How to extract particular column's from a table?

HELP ME OUT....

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BhaveshPatel
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There are two ways of doing this into powerbi.

 

1. In the Query Editor, Select particular column, Right Click and Remove other columns.

2. Connect your model to DAX Studio and Write the below syntax.

EVALUATE

               TABLE[COLUMN NAME]

 

Run this Query againest your model and you can extract the results into .TXT file. 

 

3. In the Query editor, You can select the particular column in your table and convert it to the list.

Thanks & Regards,
Bhavesh

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v-haibl-msft
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@Satish_Kumar

 

You can also use SUMMARIZECOLUMNS Function (DAX) to return one column of a table.

How to extract particular column's from a table_1.jpg 

 

Best Regards,

Herbert

BhaveshPatel
Community Champion
Community Champion

There are two ways of doing this into powerbi.

 

1. In the Query Editor, Select particular column, Right Click and Remove other columns.

2. Connect your model to DAX Studio and Write the below syntax.

EVALUATE

               TABLE[COLUMN NAME]

 

Run this Query againest your model and you can extract the results into .TXT file. 

 

3. In the Query editor, You can select the particular column in your table and convert it to the list.

Thanks & Regards,
Bhavesh

Love the Self Service BI.
Please use the 'Mark as answer' link to mark a post that answers your question. If you find a reply helpful, please remember to give Kudos.

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