Hi @sohail1432 ,
1. Consider creating a scheduled export of your Azure cost data to Azure Storage:
Tutorial - Create and manage exported data from Cost Management
2. If you want to import two years' worth of data at once, you can also query it multiple times and then merge it; you just need to make sure that you don't query more than three months' worth of data at a time:
let
enrollmentNumber = "<<Enrollment Number>>",
optionalParametersx = ... ,
sourcex = ... ,
riusagedetailsx = xxx ,
...
...
...
optionalParameters1 = [startBillingDataWindow = "-9", endBillingDataWindow = "-6"],
source1 = AzureCostManagement.Tables("Enrollment Number", enrollmentNumber, 5, optionalParameters1),
riusagedetails1 = source1{[Key="riusagedetails"]}[Data],
optionalParameters2 = [startBillingDataWindow = "-6", endBillingDataWindow = "-3"],
source2 = AzureCostManagement.Tables("Enrollment Number", enrollmentNumber, 5, optionalParameters2),
riusagedetails2 = source2{[Key="riusagedetails"]}[Data],
riusagedetails = Table.Combine({riusagedetails1, riusagedetails2,...,riusagedetailsx})
in
riusagedetails
Connect to Azure Cost Management data in Power BI Desktop. - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Table.Combine - PowerQuery M | Microsoft Learn
Best Regards,
Gao
Community Support Team
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