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poko
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Creating a table in Power BI with SQL query

Hello,

 

I would like to make a table in Power BI and have this SQL query. Can you help me how to fit these conditions into Power BI?

 

Any help highly appretiated.

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AbhinavJoshi
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Hi @poko . If you are trying to query your database using Power BI and get the data there. Simply go to Get Data and select your sql data source. You would then be promted to enter the credentials. Then, enter you sql query in the SQL statement option.

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I hope it helps!

Abhinav

 

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AbhinavJoshi
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Hi @poko . I'm glad you have a starting point. If I understand this correctly for your second question, you can get rid of the dates in your where clause and let the user decide the dates/years they wanna see the data. Have the date column in your select clause and then use it to in slicer. Does this makes sense? 

poko
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Yes it works but partly, Thank you. 

AbhinavJoshi
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Hi @poko . If you are trying to query your database using Power BI and get the data there. Simply go to Get Data and select your sql data source. You would then be promted to enter the credentials. Then, enter you sql query in the SQL statement option.

AbhinavJoshi_1-1727714056637.png

 

AbhinavJoshi_0-1727713835253.png

I hope it helps!

Abhinav

 

This works but I came across a one problem, I will need to change dates for criteria in red circles on the picture , how can I challege that in Power BI... I would like to use a simple slicers for dates, in Power BI to setup up dates criteria. Of course manually change code  is simple but it has to work automatically, date slicers for users.

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it should look like this (those data below are result of above I posted(SQL query)) but I will need to change "Years". This one below is for 2023 

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