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I am trying to create a dataflow with only partial values from a table. Is there a way to break the 1-year data into 4 months each and create 4 different dataflows using advanced editor. When I created a dataflow with entire 1-year data (Millions of records), it is taking more than 6 hrs to load that data in Power BI Desktop.
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when you have connected to the 4 dataflows in Power BI Desktop like below (I added 2 as an example):
You can join the queries back together with Append Queries:
Hi @neetu14,
In the editor of the dataflow using a date/datetime column you can use relative filters.
So you can choose Quarter 1 for dataflow 1, Quarter 2 for dataflow 2, etc.
Thank you. it worked 🙂
How do I connect these 4 dataflows together to get the complete data in 1 table in desktop like the original SQL table?
when you have connected to the 4 dataflows in Power BI Desktop like below (I added 2 as an example):
You can join the queries back together with Append Queries:
Table is empty after connecting the dataflow 😞
I have tried refreshing dataflow, refreshing the navigation pane in PowerBI desktop and clearing permissions as well but nothing is working.
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