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Thank you as always.
I think you can edit various data based on the step where the query is applied from "Data Conversion" in PowerBI, but please tell me how to export the data to CSV after editing.
Thank you in advance.
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Hi @Tome_05 ,
Thanks for Jihwan_Kim's reply!
And @Tome_05 , what do you mean by "Data Conversion"? Are you want to say "Transform data"?
This is called Power Query , whose function is only to complete the data transformation operation, its own does not have the ability to export the data to anywhere.
You can click "Close & Apply" to back to Power BI Desktop:
And use the data you want to export to create a visual, in the visual you can choose export data:
Even Power BI Desktop itself can't export data from the data sources it connects to directly to CSV, only data contained in visual objects.
Or just as Jihwan_Kim said, you need to install an external tool (e.g. DAX Studio) to do what you need.
Best Regards,
Dino Tao
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Hi @Tome_05 ,
Thanks for Jihwan_Kim's reply!
And @Tome_05 , what do you mean by "Data Conversion"? Are you want to say "Transform data"?
This is called Power Query , whose function is only to complete the data transformation operation, its own does not have the ability to export the data to anywhere.
You can click "Close & Apply" to back to Power BI Desktop:
And use the data you want to export to create a visual, in the visual you can choose export data:
Even Power BI Desktop itself can't export data from the data sources it connects to directly to CSV, only data contained in visual objects.
Or just as Jihwan_Kim said, you need to install an external tool (e.g. DAX Studio) to do what you need.
Best Regards,
Dino Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept both of the replies as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi,
One of ways is using DAX Studio.
Please check the below picture.
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