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Suppose I have 500 tables and I need to expand those tables and need to apply the same query to all those tables, So how can we do that.
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@Anonymous
If you have aggregated all table in one query table, you can expand all tables then create a query on the expanded step, however this could take sometime if you have huge amount of data/
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@Anonymous
If you have aggregated all table in one query table, you can expand all tables then create a query on the expanded step, however this could take sometime if you have huge amount of data/
Paul Zheng _ Community Support Team
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Hi @Anonymous
You can use a function. But charging 500 tables in a Power BI is maybe to ambitious (performances and dataset size limit). If your 500 tables have the same structure you can combine your tables (native functionnality : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAmSdxt863s) to get one unique table (with more rows but common columns). Combining the table will create a function and you will be able to add steps done by this function during the combination of the table (such as expanding those tables and apply common transformation).
I hope it will help you.
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