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Hi everyone,
We're trying to export a huge dataset of over 500000 rows to multiple CSV files using an R script in Power query. The script works but the problem we're facing is that R seems to only read the data of the power query preview. Because of this our CSV files are not complete.
Is there a way that R reads the entire dataset in Power query instead of just the preview?
Kind Regards ,
Ahamidi180cc
Solved! Go to Solution.
Let Source = Table.Buffer(Accounts),
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Icey
Use a Table.Buffer transform before running the R script. That should load the entire data.
May I ask why you abuse Power Query and R in such a manner? Have you thought about using proper ETL tools like Alteryx?
Hey Ibendlin,
The table.Buffer didnt really work. Where exactly do you put the Table.Buffer command?
Kind Regards
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