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Hi All,
How to get the detailed data from the different schema based file , after connecting to the folder in Power BI Desktop.
Thanks,
Pratima
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Hi @Pratima,
>>How to get the detailed data from the different schema based file , after connecting to the folder in Power BI Desktop.
You can refer to below steps to deal with specific file types which "get data" from folder:
1. Write a custom function to analysis different file type.
2. Get Data from folder.
3. Add custom function to invoke aboe custom function.
Formula:
let
AnalysisFile = (FilePath as text, Extension as text) =>
let
values = {
{".xlsx", Excel.Workbook(File.Contents(FilePath), true)},
{".csv", Csv.Document(File.Contents(FilePath))},
{".txt", Csv.Document(File.Contents(FilePath))},
{Extension, null}
},
Result = List.First(List.Select(values, each _{0}=Extension)){1}
in
Result
in
AnalysisFile
Full query;
let
Source = Folder.Files("C:\Users\xxxxx\Desktop"),
#"Filtered Rows" = Table.SelectColumns(Table.AddColumn(Source,"AnalysisData", each AnalysisFile([Folder Path]&[Name],[Extension])),{"Folder Path","Name","AnalysisData"})
in
#"Filtered Rows"
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Hi @Pratima,
>>How to get the detailed data from the different schema based file , after connecting to the folder in Power BI Desktop.
You can refer to below steps to deal with specific file types which "get data" from folder:
1. Write a custom function to analysis different file type.
2. Get Data from folder.
3. Add custom function to invoke aboe custom function.
Formula:
let
AnalysisFile = (FilePath as text, Extension as text) =>
let
values = {
{".xlsx", Excel.Workbook(File.Contents(FilePath), true)},
{".csv", Csv.Document(File.Contents(FilePath))},
{".txt", Csv.Document(File.Contents(FilePath))},
{Extension, null}
},
Result = List.First(List.Select(values, each _{0}=Extension)){1}
in
Result
in
AnalysisFile
Full query;
let
Source = Folder.Files("C:\Users\xxxxx\Desktop"),
#"Filtered Rows" = Table.SelectColumns(Table.AddColumn(Source,"AnalysisData", each AnalysisFile([Folder Path]&[Name],[Extension])),{"Folder Path","Name","AnalysisData"})
in
#"Filtered Rows"
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
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