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Hello,
i'm pretty new to power bi and I''m trying to import a folder with CSV files in it . The files are comma seperated and are enclosed with double quotes . From what i have observed , some of the CSV files have line break within quotes . I am able to take care of these while importing individual files since i have an option to Ignore line breaks within quotes ( as shown in the image)
While importing these files all at once from a "Folder"i dont get such an option . Without this , there is data getting shifted to a new line in some some places midway when all the files are getting imported . Anyone have any idea to tackel this ?
Thanks
MK
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To be honest, I'm not familiair with these specific options, but I do have an idea.
I would try and import 1 file with the options as indicated, next import the files from the folder and then adjust the relevant part of the generated code with the corresponding part of the code that was first generated for 1 file.
When importing files from a folder and combining them, you get several query objects.
The object that you should adjust is the query that transforms the example file, you can find at the location similar to this screenshot:
Probably it's most convenient to apply the adjustments via the Advanced Editor.
I found in the Transform sample file you could apply the same step, 'Ignore quoted line breaks'. I am glad you found a solution.
To be honest, I'm not familiair with these specific options, but I do have an idea.
I would try and import 1 file with the options as indicated, next import the files from the folder and then adjust the relevant part of the generated code with the corresponding part of the code that was first generated for 1 file.
When importing files from a folder and combining them, you get several query objects.
The object that you should adjust is the query that transforms the example file, you can find at the location similar to this screenshot:
Probably it's most convenient to apply the adjustments via the Advanced Editor.
For anyone looking for the exact code, follow Marcel's advice and go into the "Transform Sample File.." settings. Then go to the source and click on the gear icon and make sure to change the QuoteStyle from .None to .CSV --> "QuoteStyle=QuoteStyle.Csv"
This is awesome ! Just how i wanted to work !! Thanks a lot 🙂
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