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I am loading data from the web. The source gives me the last 100 days of data, but I want to build an archive, so that in each refresh I add the last 100 days, but I keep whatever I loaded in the previous refresh, and simply discard duplicates.
In Excel I could do this:
Query A: Web import, and append of Query B, loaded into Excel (Table1).
Query B: Load from Table 1. Connection only.
First time query A gets 100 days of data, appends Query B (empty at this stage, and loads into the table1.
In 5 days time, I run again. I get 100 days of new data, I append 100 rows from Query B, and remove duplicates. I am left with 105 rows, and I load that into Table1. And so on.
How can something similar be done in PowerBI desktop?
Thanks in advance!
You might try incremental refresh:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/admin/service-premium-incremental-refresh
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