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So I am trying to connect to the sharepoint folder to access data, but the refresh is really slow once I apply all the steps. First there are 70000 rows/files that load from my sharepoint. When I search by the text filter in the folder path column it takes 2minutes 30 seconds to run, then I use promoted headers and changed types which takes 4 minutes to run, The steps below these three just takes seconds to run which includes removing blank rows.
Not sure how to handle this, to make this run faster quite new to using sharepoint folder as I had been using a web connector before but want to switch over to the proper way of getting the data using a sharepoint folder.
p.s. the text filter uses the equals option and the exact file path which filters down the rows to just 1 row not sure if this is the problem.
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Experiment with Table.Buffer
I ended up using sharepoint.contents instead of the default for the sharepoint folder connection
To use SharePoint.Contents is recommended by Wyn hopkins instead of SharePoint.Files/Folder
Yeh that is how I know this function seen his video on connecting to sharepoint folder also it does make a big difference in processing speed.
Technically SharePoint.Contents should be slower as it requires more steps to get to your data. You may have more luck with the API, or at least with using ODATA filters.
Ok I'll check those options out thanks
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