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Hello,
I am currently working with the python visualization tool and was trying to do some data processing using two separate datasets. As these two data sets do not map directly to eachother I do not want to declare a relationship between them. I just want to access a second dataset (already loaded into power bi) as I process the first and generate the visualization. As such I was hoping to just create two separate dataframes, one for each dataset, in the python editor and go from there, but did not see a way to do so. Is there any way to create multiple dataframes with the visualization tool? By default it only creates one.
(I saw similar questions asked in regards to the python query tool, but not in regards to the visualization tool.)
Thanks!
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Hi @aklein ,
As mentioned in the document Create Power BI visuals using Python at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/desktop-python-visuals, there is a limitation for Python visuals in Power BI Desktop:
Relationships – as with other Power BI Desktop visuals, if data fields from different tables with no defined relationship between them are selected, an error occurs.
Best Regards,
Teige
Hi @aklein ,
As mentioned in the document Create Power BI visuals using Python at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/desktop-python-visuals, there is a limitation for Python visuals in Power BI Desktop:
Relationships – as with other Power BI Desktop visuals, if data fields from different tables with no defined relationship between them are selected, an error occurs.
Best Regards,
Teige
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