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Modifying DAX Query for Large Dataset in Power Automate "Run a Query against a Dataset"
- 2 years ago
Use a Table visual in Power BI to collect the columns and measures you need, with the required filters applied. Disable Row Totals. Then grab the resulting DAX - you will see that it is much simpler. Finally remove the TOPN limiter.
Use a Table visual in Power BI to collect the columns and measures you need, with the required filters applied. Disable Row Totals. Then grab the resulting DAX - you will see that it is much simpler. Finally remove the TOPN limiter.
- j07102 years agoFrequent Visitor
Hi lbendlin,
Your insights were incredibly helpful and allowed me to overcome the challenge I was facing.
Thank you for taking the time to share your expertise with the community.
Your contributions are truly valued and make a difference.Best regards,
jackson
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https://linkedin.com/in/jackson-s-652396240 - sasdfasdfsad10 months agoAdvocate IV
A follow question if you don't mind, what is the row limit for that operation? How many rows can be returned through Power Automate?
- lbendlin10 months agoSuper User
As far as I remember it is a payload size limit (rows times columns, up to 100 MiB), not a row limit. Use chunking/paging.