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Data Load and coding
- 4 years ago
You can deduplicate in Power Query, just make sure to wrap your sorted table that puts the most recent results on top within a Table.Buffer, as explained here:
https://exceleratorbi.com.au/remove-duplicates-keep-last-record-power-query/
- 4 years ago
If you want to partition historical vs. new then you'll want to create two dataflows, it's more efficient than trying to do it all within the dataset. Just to the append/dedupe logic in the dataset (or you could do it in a third dataflow if you don't mind paying for Power BI Premium per User).
- 4 years ago
Just create two dataflows by folder (historical and new), you don't need to create one for each file (that wouldn't scale at all!). Yes, once you load them in the dataset you can add filtering there if needed.
Load your data via two dataflows, one for historical data and another for fresh data. Only set the fresh one on a refresh schedule. Then load and append these dataflows into your dataset.
Do I need premium license to create data flows?