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PeRich
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Is something build into Power BI to "copy" daily data into something similiar to a "times series"?

Hi everybody,

 

assume, you have a data source http://webserver/todays-data.csv

 

Is there something build into Power BI to "copy" daily data into something similiar to a "times series (table)"?

 

If not, how would you do it (automatically)? (Just a couple of Kilobyte each day)

 

How could it be automated e.g. with Office 365 Tools like Power Automate?

 

Best regards

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PeRich
Regular Visitor

I tried it this way. It should work but I can see only the last date and not the last days.

 

I think it's my fault.

v-easonf-msft
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Hi, @PeRich 

Not very clear.

Maybe you need a folder to store each updated version of the csv file.
Then consider import metadata and links about file in folder by using  folder connector.

 

Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason

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