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I'm using a Python script to perform some transformations to a dataset, but I realized the script returns a list of all dataframes used in the process.
I already tried deleting the dataframes using the del statement in Python, but Power Query keeps returning all dataframes.
# Clean memory
lst = [dataset, inbound, merged, outbound, voicemail]
del lst
Is there a way to tell Power Query to return only a single dataframe?
Thanks in advance!
I want to make numbers like in excel with comma. But, It's convert it to whole number automatically in power bi. Is anyone can help me with that.
in the power query editor, if you change the column data type to "Decimal Number(1.2)"
by left clicking on the existing whole number type and choosing decimal, do you get errors?
thank you for your response. Yes when I change it to decimal numer 1.2 I got an error
I think It's because of the multiple periods(.)
To test it, split the column by delimeter right most delimeter .
If this resolves the error let me know.
It will then depend on the accuracy required.
I suggest formatting in such a way that you have only one "." In the number for decimal places.
Still not working with Delimiter option, but I'll find a way to solve it thanks.
hi @Anonymous,
you could click on down arrow in the Name column,
and use any of the functions ( Name contains, starts with etc.)
this will return the records of selected dataframes.
let me know if this works for you.
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