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Need help to connect Power BI to SharePoint List View
- 5 years ago
Hi siumui,
When you shape the data in Power Query (filter, remove columns, etc.) it reduces the file size. Here's an example.
Hi Nerdy_Julie ,
Yes, the default view has all the columns I need and of course, there are hundreds thousands of records.
I tried your method, it works. But I have a question. So when it connects to the source, it still pull how ever many records there are in SharePoint list, correct? If there are 200,000 records, Power BI would still pull all 200,000 records first, then the step to filter for the last 30 days will come next, right?
My concern is performance. To pull all records from SharePoint list it's just...a huge volume of data and it would be slow and time consuming - that's my thought.
Hi siumui,
When you shape the data in Power Query (filter, remove columns, etc.) it reduces the file size. Here's an example.