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I have a REST API query that I need to load into Power BI and the API limits data in 180 day increments per API call. If I have over 2 years of data to load, I thought I could create a table called TRIMESTERS with a list of various date ranges such as this:
How do I reference the above dates in the query below for the saleTimestampRange filter?
let
Source = Xml.Tables(Web.Contents("https://xxxxxxx/recurringservices?" & "saleTimestampRange=2018-05-01", [Headers=[app_id="xxxxxxx", app_key="xxxxxxx"]])),
Table2 = Source{2}[Table],
Table0 = Table2{0}[Table],
#"Changed Type" = Table.TransformColumnTypes(Table0,{{"recurringServiceId", type text}, {"createTimestamp", type datetime}, {"memberId", type text}, {"agreementNumber", Int64.Type}, {"memberFirstName", type text}, {"memberLastName", type text}, {"salesPersonId", type text}, {"salesPersonFirstName", type text}, {"salesPersonLastName", type text}, {"recurringServicePlanId", type text}, {"recurringServiceStatus", type text}, {"recurringServiceSubStatus", type text}, {"recurringTypeDesc", type text}, {"numberBilled", Int64.Type}, {"totalPeriods", type text}, {"invoiceTotal", Int64.Type}, {"frequency", type text}, {"reorderQuantity", Int64.Type}, {"serviceItem", type text}, {"unitPrice", Int64.Type}, {"autoRenew", type logical}, {"purchasedClub", Int64.Type}, {"serviceEmployeeId", type text}, {"serviceEmployeeFirstName", type text}, {"serviceEmployeeLastName", type text}, {"campaignName", type text}}),
#"Expanded recurringServiceDates" = Table.ExpandTableColumn(#"Changed Type", "recurringServiceDates", {"saleDate", "firstBillingDate", "inactiveDate", "deactivateReason", "lastModifiedTimestamp", "nextBillingDate"}, {"recurringServiceDates.saleDate", "recurringServiceDates.firstBillingDate", "recurringServiceDates.inactiveDate", "recurringServiceDates.deactivateReason", "recurringServiceDates.lastModifiedTimestamp", "recurringServiceDates.nextBillingDate"}),
#"Expanded commissionsEmployeeIds" = Table.ExpandTableColumn(#"Expanded recurringServiceDates", "commissionsEmployeeIds", {"commissionsEmployeeId"}, {"commissionsEmployeeIds.commissionsEmployeeId"})
in
#"Expanded commissionsEmployeeIds"
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Hi @patelaz
You can convert your API Query into a function, something like below.
( dates as text ) => let
Source = Xml.Tables(Web.Contents("https://xxxxxxx/recurringservices?saleTimestampRange=" & dates, [Headers=[app_id="xxxxxxx", app_key="xxxxxxx"]])),
Table2 = Source{2}[Table],
Table0 = Table2{0}[Table]
in
Table0
And later In your dates table go to Add Column ribbon > Invoke Custom Funktion and adjust the setting to reflect the below.
Hi @patelaz
You can convert your API Query into a function, something like below.
( dates as text ) => let
Source = Xml.Tables(Web.Contents("https://xxxxxxx/recurringservices?saleTimestampRange=" & dates, [Headers=[app_id="xxxxxxx", app_key="xxxxxxx"]])),
Table2 = Source{2}[Table],
Table0 = Table2{0}[Table]
in
Table0
And later In your dates table go to Add Column ribbon > Invoke Custom Funktion and adjust the setting to reflect the below.
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