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Run a query against a dataset

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Hey,

 

i got a flow where i a table out of my Power BI report and save it as a .csv in a Sharepoint  folder. 

wshalex123_0-1667990912794.png

 

This is my query text:

DEFINE
VAR _ma1 =
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(
"Urlaub", SUM(PersonnelManagement_EmployeeDayBalances[Offene Urlaubsstunden]),
"Zeitausgleich", SUM(PersonnelManagement_EmployeeDayBalances[Offener Zeitausgleich])
)
EVALUATE
_ma1

 

-> I researched the web a lot and imo the query text should be correct.

 

Results:

wshalex123_1-1667991061804.png

 

Question:

Why doesn't it seperate it in two columns?

 

In DAX editor it's seperating the results in 2 columns...

wshalex123_2-1667991167660.png

 

 

Would be happy if someone can help me out 🙂 

 

 

 

 

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  • lbendlin Profile Picture
    8,372 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    Re: Run a query against a dataset

    This is working as designed .   (you can simplify it by

    EVALUATE SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(
    "Urlaub", SUM(PersonnelManagement_EmployeeDayBalances[Offene Urlaubsstunden]),
    "Zeitausgleich", SUM(PersonnelManagement_EmployeeDayBalances[Offener Zeitausgleich])
    )

    Your next step (Csv-Tabelle erstellen) is converting the result of the DAX query into a table. Make sure you specify the right column separator.

  • wshalex123 Profile Picture
    160 on at
    Re: Run a query against a dataset

    Hi @lbendlin,

     

    thanks for you help. How do i change the delimiter in the "create csv" action? There aren't any dynamic values here 

    wshalex123_0-1668411273470.pngwshalex123_1-1668411299010.png

     

     

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