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Hi everyone,
I have develop a prototipe dashboard with a lot of meassures and new columns from CSV files stored on my computer. Now, I need to move that prototipe into production. That means to change the datasource to a MySql Database containing the same tables and structures as the CSV files. Can anyone advice me on how to to that without having to build everything from scratch.
Thanks in advance.
Andrés
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Hi @Anonymous ,
When making this type of transformation what you need to assure is that the final table is the same.
My steps for this type oif changes are ussually:
For example let assume you have the transformation below (using current language and not M):
In this case I would create the the query for the final result to match the 3rd step and then replace those 3 steps by the one on the new query.
Again if you have the same column names and formats should work fine.
Regards
Miguel Félix
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Check out my blog: Power BI em PortuguêsHi @Anonymous ,
I will first export the original pbix file as a template file.
Open template file and transform data.
Click "Advanced Editor" and modify the source.
(You can also connect to the database first, select and copy all the codes in the advanced editor, and replace the codes in the advanced editor of the template file).
You can click Apply button in Query Editor to apply change.
Best Regards,
Liang
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Hi @Anonymous ,
When making this type of transformation what you need to assure is that the final table is the same.
My steps for this type oif changes are ussually:
For example let assume you have the transformation below (using current language and not M):
In this case I would create the the query for the final result to match the 3rd step and then replace those 3 steps by the one on the new query.
Again if you have the same column names and formats should work fine.
Regards
Miguel Félix
Proud to be a Super User!
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