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Hi,
I have created a dataset merging two or more dataset, Now i want my finalDataset to store as a csv file in a sharepoint. Is this doable?
If so how can i achieve it
Regards,
Tamilselvi K
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Depending on how many rows you have, there are multiple ways to do this (listed below); however, if you plan is to provide this CSV for others to do data analysis/visualization, you should consider used a Power BI Dataflow or Dataset instead.
- Make a table visual with all desired columns and export data as CSV
- Use the Power Automate visual to send the data to a Flow and create the csv file
- Copy the whole table and paste in Excel, save as CSV
- Make a simple Paginated Report and subscribe to it as a CSV and export it on demand
- Use DAX Studio
Pat
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Hi @Anonymous ,
If you want to export it as a csv file in SharePoint manually, the most direct way is that you can use a table visual to show your data in power bi desktop, then export the table as a csv file and upload it to SharePoint.
If you want to export it automatically, you can try to use Power Automate to craete a flow, create your datasource as a dataflow and use PowerAutomate to export it to SharePoint as a csv file automatically.
Please refer:
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Yingjie Li
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Depending on how many rows you have, there are multiple ways to do this (listed below); however, if you plan is to provide this CSV for others to do data analysis/visualization, you should consider used a Power BI Dataflow or Dataset instead.
- Make a table visual with all desired columns and export data as CSV
- Use the Power Automate visual to send the data to a Flow and create the csv file
- Copy the whole table and paste in Excel, save as CSV
- Make a simple Paginated Report and subscribe to it as a CSV and export it on demand
- Use DAX Studio
Pat
To learn more about Power BI, follow me on Twitter or subscribe on YouTube.
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