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How to load NC4 file type in Power BI Desktop?
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Hi @sumilagoz ,
To convert it to csv format, you can try that
For Windows user:
For Linux user, refer this document in details: How to convert NetCDF to CSV
The first option is to use a python script.The script allows you to covert data from NetCDF in two different ways, as explained in the workflow below:
A second option is to convert the data using the NASA 'Panoply' software. User can find the option under File → Export data → As CSV. The data are saved in the file maintaining the structure of the lot/lan matrix, but different times are divided by an empty row.
For Unix users, there are others options provided by some common NetCDF software packages. Please the links for more details:
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Yingjie Li
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You can't you need to convert to a readable file like CSV
Do you have any idea how to convert?
Hi @sumilagoz ,
To convert it to csv format, you can try that
For Windows user:
For Linux user, refer this document in details: How to convert NetCDF to CSV
The first option is to use a python script.The script allows you to covert data from NetCDF in two different ways, as explained in the workflow below:
A second option is to convert the data using the NASA 'Panoply' software. User can find the option under File → Export data → As CSV. The data are saved in the file maintaining the structure of the lot/lan matrix, but different times are divided by an empty row.
For Unix users, there are others options provided by some common NetCDF software packages. Please the links for more details:
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Yingjie Li
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
There are Python and R packages that can read it as well as tools like NetCDF Extractor.