It would be great if we could import and model using c# Linq queries / code snippets. Think of it as LinqPad inside PowerBI. Today, you have to know your sql query first, then model over it. With linq you can virtualize the table model all in one go and also have access to .net for calculated fields.
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- neil_macmullen1New MemberYes please! Now that Roslyn (C# compiler as a service) is available, this should be much more achievable.
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberStatus added:Needs Votes
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