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Part 3: Programming "For-Next"-Loops using List.Accumulate() in M for Power Query
Part 3: Programming "For-Next"-Loops using List.Accumulate() in M for Power Query
In the first two parts of the series "Programming Loops in M" we dealt with the basic possibility of creating loop constructs in M for Power Query and Power BI with the help of recursive functions or the function List.Generate(). In the last part of the series I would like to introduce you to a function with which you are able to create the "For-Next"-loop type in M. The function List.Accumulate().
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Part 3: Programming "For-Next"-Loops using List.Accumulate() in M for Power Query
Part 2: Programming "Do-Loop" loops with List-Generate() in M for Power Query
Part 2: Programming "Do-Loop" loops with List-Generate() in M for Power Query
In the first part of the series we basically dealt with the possibility of programming loops similar to those of other programming languages. We looked at the concept of recursive functions in M for Power Query and Power BI. In this part I would like to show you an alternative way to overcome the performance issues of conventional recursive functions in M. The function List.Generate()...
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Part 2: Programming "Do-Loop" loops with List-Generate() in M for Power Query
Creating a Shared Dimension in Power BI Using Power Query: Basics and Foundations of Modeling
Creating a Shared Dimension in Power BI Using Power Query: Basics and Foundations of Modeling
For a data warehouse professional, a shared dimension concept is always clear, and a star schema design always includes such type of entity. However, in the Power BI user's world, there are many users who are not coming from a data warehousing background. It is necessary to understand some of the concepts in order to…
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Creating a Shared Dimension in Power BI Using Power Query: Basics and Foundations of Modeling
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I'll get to parameters for dataflows in a bit. To begin, let's talk about dataflows. Dataflows are Power Query queries that live outside of Power BI reports and can be refreshed on a schedule within Power BI service. They are available for Pro and Premium users. Adam Saxton (from Guy in a Cube) has a great intro
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Table.Buffer() Does Not Buffer Nested Values
Table.Buffer() Does Not Buffer Nested Values
Here’s yet another entry in the list of useful things I learned from Ehren von Lehe on the Power Query MSDN forum: Table.Buffer() does not buffer nested table, record or list values inside the cells o…
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Table.Buffer() Does Not Buffer Nested Values