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patilpoonam21
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create a table in power bi with the subset of existing table and apply filters

Hi,

 

I want to create a new table which should point to an existing table in Power BI.

Currently I have Table A which has following filters applied:

patilpoonam21_0-1703013339108.png

 

I want to create a new table, Table B which should point to the Table A and unpivot it and apply additional filters.

Currently I am copying all the script from Table A and unpivoting it and applying additional filters. It is loading all the data again from Table A. 

Is there any other way to point directly to the Table A and do all the additional transformations?

 

Thanks,

Rinku

 

 

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DataInsights
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@patilpoonam21,

 

Right-click TableA and select Reference. This will create a new table that uses TableA as its source.

 

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@patilpoonam21,

 

Right-click TableA and select Reference. This will create a new table that uses TableA as its source.

 

DataInsights_0-1703169118908.png

 





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Thank you @DataInsights 

 

- Rinku

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