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Hello, everyone,
I am again in the process of improving my data model and this time it is the import from a SQL server. I am currently loading the entire table from the server into PowerBi, and I only need two columns from the table. Is there a possibility, instead of using select *, to go to the two columns directly?
And 2nd question, could the list be restricted to certain import parameters? for example on the date?
many thanks and best regards Nick!
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@Nick001
And for Q1, you can only connect to the db table first, then use sql statement or remove others column in power bi to get the 2 columns only.
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Hi @Nick001 ,
you can work on using SQL statement as what @V-pazhen-msft stated.
Like
select
[column1],
[column2]
from
[dbname].[dbo].[tablename]
where
[date] filter/parameter goes here
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hope this helps
@Nick001
And for Q1, you can only connect to the db table first, then use sql statement or remove others column in power bi to get the 2 columns only.
Paul Zheng _ Community Support Team
If this post helps, please Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Value.NativeQuery() does the trick in your scenario; it works with intact SQL supported by your database.
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