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Dear Bi Community--
Newbie here learning Power BI/Query.
Scenario: importing weekly Vonage call logs. They do not include the data of the weekend/ending or any date. Thus, I have already transformed the data and have my steps.
I'm trying to import a csv, then create a column that i can manually enter a weekending date then append it to a master file.
However, the week ending data set during the steps is getting set to the file I am merging into.
Recos?
Thank you in advance. Best, Jason
Solved! Go to Solution.
Store your weekly Vonage call logs as CSV on a OneDrive or SharePoint. Include the retrieval date in the file name if you like. In Power Query ingest all the CSV files in that folder.
Power BI has no memory* . You need to manage your snapshots in the upstream system. * Yes, there is the self referencing option but that has no safety net.
I'm not sure I understand how this helps me solve my problem. What steps should I take to preserve or deal w/ the append so it has a date stamp?
Store your weekly Vonage call logs as CSV on a OneDrive or SharePoint. Include the retrieval date in the file name if you like. In Power Query ingest all the CSV files in that folder.
Ya feelin stupid here. Thank you!
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