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SQL aggregation for Direct Query
Thanks, Anonymous
I know about this feature, but with basic information that I need with SQL statement still, I get 40 mln rows.
I know I can aggregate separate tables by item, by location, by date, but then I won't be able to calculate let say, sums by item for a particular period (days) for a particular location. If I divided information by month there will be extra steps every month that must be done, in order for the report work correctly and I'm preparing the report for the client it's not very suitable for them.
I'm in big doubt if Power BI able to work efficiently with large data quantity?
Hi Anonymous ,
Maybe you can try to add query parameter as filter condition on your query table to reduce records.
Deep Dive into Query Parameters and Power BI Templates
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng