Solved: SQL Code with Multiple Charts

Anonymous · ‎07-14-2020

I am trying to import SQL data into Power BI. The code that I have creates several different tables (see picture below). Is there a way to insert all of these tables into one query?

Icey · ‎07-16-2020

Hi @Anonymous ,

You can select multiple tables one time.

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Icey

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parry2k · ‎07-14-2020

@Anonymous why not create a view in sql server and combine all that there and then use view in power bi.

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Anonymous · ‎07-15-2020

@parry2k I was hoping to get each table created within SQL to create its own table in Power BI. If I combined them in SQL, then it would not come in that way I believe..

Icey · ‎07-16-2020

Hi @Anonymous ,

You can select multiple tables one time.

Best Regards,

Icey

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

Anonymous · ‎07-16-2020

@Icey Do you know how to get to that navigation pane with SQL Server as the source? Or is that pane just available when getting data from an Excel source?