SQL Code with Multiple Charts

[Anonymous]

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?

[parry2k]

@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]

@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 · Accepted solution]

Hi @Anonymous ,

You can select multiple tables one time.

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Icey

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[Anonymous]

@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?

[Icey]

Hi @Anonymous ,

The screenshot I posted is the navigation pane with SQL Server as the source.

You can refer to these documents to connect to SQL Server:

Connect Power BI to SQL Server;

Refresh data from an on-premises SQL Server database.

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Icey

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