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Save measure result in a table everyday using DAX
- 5 years ago
If you have a date or index column on the tables, you could calculate a running rowcount to show size historically. If not, you can't store stuff like that between refreshes in Power BI. One way would be to make a paginated report with a visual that has the row counts in the dataset, subscribe to it as csv file, and send it to Flow to save the daily files to SharePoint/OneDrive. Lots of overhead, but it could work.
Pat
If you have a date or index column on the tables, you could calculate a running rowcount to show size historically. If not, you can't store stuff like that between refreshes in Power BI. One way would be to make a paginated report with a visual that has the row counts in the dataset, subscribe to it as csv file, and send it to Flow to save the daily files to SharePoint/OneDrive. Lots of overhead, but it could work.
Pat