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Delete rows in a dataset using PowerAutomate

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Hello!

I'm using PowerAutomate to add rows to a dataset everyday, but, I'm getting the same information over and over again everytime the script runs.

I want to delete the actual rows before adding the ones with the new information, is there a way to do it?

Maybe another step before "Add rows to a dataset" will work, but which one?

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Nived_Nambiar 18,138 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Hi @LpaulaX

did you meant to delete all datasets before adding new ones ?

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ScottShearer 25,290 Most Valuable Professional on at

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@LpaulaX

There is no action that will allow you to delete a row in a data set. I suggest using Power Query to delete the unwanted rows - possibly remove duplicates.

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LpaulaX 8 on at

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@ScottShearer Thats exactly what I need, remove duplicates.
How do I use power query to do it? And can I do it via flow?

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LpaulaX 8 on at

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Hi @Nived_Nambiar no. I'm getting duplicates everytime my flow runs, and I want to remove them.

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LpaulaX 8 on at

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My only idea was to do using "Run a query against a dataset" is this possible? there is another way?

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ScottShearer 25,290 Most Valuable Professional on at

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@LpaulaX

You don't use Power Query in Flow - it is part of Power BI Desktop.

In Power BI Desktop, click on Transform Data on the Home ribbon to launch Power Query.

Here is a blog post that explains how to remove duplicates in Power Query.

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