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I'm trying to pull folder permissions from Sharepoint using Power BI's Odata feed. The issue that I'm experiencing is that I have to unpackage all the embedded tables before filtering them. I was wondering if there's a way for me to filter the tables before I expand them so I'm not having to deal with so much data. Here is what the data looks like:
| Folder Name | Permissions |
FolderA | Table |
| FolderB | Table |
| FolderC | Table |
| PrincipalId | Member | Permission |
| 4 | Owners | Table |
| 8 | Members | Table |
| 10 | Visitors | Table |
| Name | Id |
| Full Control | 4 |
| Limited Access | 8 |
I've tried to filter after expanding but my query has been running all night and this is not reasonable. I would like to expand these tables twice and I only want permissions that are not Limited Access. I don't want to expand these then filter because we're dealing with about 1000+ folders and it would just be too much to manage.
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Hi @alietzau ,
Please refer to this case.
Hey there. Have you tried adding a custom column, =each Table.ColumnNames([DataColumnName])
Then you can filter the new column w/o expanding the tables until you need to.
Hi @alietzau ,
Please refer to this case.
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