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Hello all,
I have several projects (subsites) in Sharepoint Online and each has a set of lists with the same structure (ex. Risks, Issues, Deliverables, Reporting Status, etc.)
Project A
Risks
Issues
Deliverable
Reporting Status
Project B
Risks
Issues
Deliverable
Reporting Status
Project C
Risks
Issues
Deliverable
Reporting Status
.
.
Project Z
Risks
Issues
Deliverable
Reporting Status
I am struggling to create a query in PowerBI that will get the information from all the subsites combined for each of the lists.
Using the connector Sharepoint Online List I am able to get the information of each lists for an isolated subsite, mas I am not able to retrieve the subsites from the masterpage.
What do you suggest me to solve my problem?
I really need help to sort this out... I don't understand how I can't find an out of the box solution, as it seems a basic requirement to many companies managing several data from different subsites.
Any help will be wellcome! 🙂
Hi @alavanka ,
Use Table.Combine with Table.SelectColumns to realize it.
References are as below:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerquery-m/table-combine
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerquery-m/table-selectrows
Check my example below:
For the related .pbix file,pls see attached.
Best Regards,
Kelly
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Hi v-kelly-msft,
I am afraid I didn't explain properly.
I would like to have this information dinamically. To get all the subsite lists from a site and not being worried to change the query whenever we have a new project or if a project is closed.
Hi @alavanka ,
I guess the method in below blog is what you need.
https://feathersanalytics.com/dynamic-column-merging-in-power-query/
Best Regards,
Kelly
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