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Hi all,
I am in search for a solution for a challenge I have and I hope someone can help.
I am in a transition of rebuilding a big Qlikview report to power bi and the following is coming up.
In QV 140 subtables are merged into 1 big table. with a lot of variables, different column fills and multiple calculations and filters.
What is equal are the number of columns, and their headers, so they can be merged using the QV variant of union.
My challenge is to avoid rebuilding 140 tables, in order to merge them. Which I think is highly inefficient.
For now I have a total table where almost all data which needs to be reported is in. but now comes the challenge:
I am sure this can be done, but my knowledge is not that far I can carry it out without help.
Can someone point me into the right direction which & how to use the appropriate measures, parameters, variables data & formula groups ,and so on?
Nope, unfortunaltelly not
What's the data source for these 140 subtables?
Byt the way, you are appending them, not merging them.
1 The data source is a table, build in SQL, and merged in Power BI with multiple other tables.
2 you are right, will amend acordingly
Can you UNION these tables in SQL?
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