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Hi guys,
I'm fairly new to Power BI and a total rookie to Power Query.
I've recently been building a report that gets data through SharePoint Online, and to my dismay the limit for the query is 5000 items or rows.
Using Web Query I can get the data + the link for the remainder of the data.
My question is: How can I save this href as a variable that I can use as a second query?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @eeew00
If you can only see 5000 rows in Query Editor it might be because QE will only load a data preview, once you load the data to the model ( Close & Apply ) it should load all the data.
Where did you get the 5000 rows limit from?
Hi @eeew00
If you can only see 5000 rows in Query Editor it might be because QE will only load a data preview, once you load the data to the model ( Close & Apply ) it should load all the data.
Where did you get the 5000 rows limit from?
Hi @Mariusz !
Thanks for your reply.
I believe I've mixed things up a bit, when querying through the browser, there's a limit for 5000, so I assumed it would be the same in Power Query (which it is when using the Web query), but switching to the SP-List online query, I am able to receive 5k+ rows.
Thanks for clearing things up for me 😄
//Eelis