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Power bi report
- 1 year ago
HI bzeeblitz ,
Please upload all the files to a SharePoint folder and use the SharePoint Folder connector in Power BI.
- When you enter the folder path, a preview of your data will appear.
- Click Combine & Transform (ensure all files have the same structure).
- Power BI will automatically merge data from all files into a single table.
- In the next window, choose a sample file to define the structure.
- Click OK, and Power BI will consolidate data from all dates.
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- When you enter the folder path, a preview of your data will appear.
- 1 year ago
Power BI has no memory. Don't overwrite the data on the SharePoint. Add new files daily and then ingest by combining them.
If you store the data in a simple format (CSV or Parquet) then the number of rows is not a problem at all. Excel files are suboptimal as they have such a big meta data overhead
I'm asking we are storing combined data at one place that's been extracted and finally consolidated data in SharePoint list right