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Dear PowerBI users,
I have the following challenge where I would like to ask you for an advice, please.
I have one data Query uploaded to PowerBI and have created 2 tables (I. and II.) with a different level of detail and filters (please reffer to the detailed picture).
When I click on the row in the table I. I see detailed transactions in the table II.
I would like to select all rows in the table I. in order to obtain all details in table II. (I need to export all data from table II to excel). I am able to select multiple rows from table I. using Ctrl+click, but I do not know how to select all lines from I.
Thank you very much for your advice.
Martin
Hi,
I've got the same issue.
I work on a SQL database. I have unique raws (ITSM tickets) with multiples actions and multiple answers in formulars.
So I have 3 SQL tables.
I need to list answers in tickets's formulars. But first of all I need to filter those tickets by their actions.
I have table1 with actions, and table2 with answers. After filtered table1, I need to select all rows so it'll filter table2. And then, I can export datas from table2.
As MartinDrabek, I also need an easiest way to select all rows of a table, like a "shift+click".
Hi MartinDrabek,
To export all data in a visual to excel or .csv file, please refer to:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/power-bi-visualization-export-data.
Regards,
Jimmy Tao
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