This is a fantastic visual for detailed analytical work. Thank you!
I’ve been using PowerBI to consolidate and prepare a huge disparate set of data for a migration into SAP and it has worked extremely well. The greatest benefit being creating all the transformations with snapshot data and then being able to apply all the work to more recent data extracts.
So I’ve not been using visuals at all really – just the Query Editor and punting the data into a table with slicers and exporting out again! R Data Table is just what I need.
However, I think I might have overdone it with my first table...It has 38 cols and 2795 rows and the filters are struggling…If I mouse along to a column on the right hand side of the table and click in a filter – the filter section jumps back to the left side. Is it processing limitations I wonder?
This is a fantastic visual for detailed analytical work. Thank you!
I’ve been using PowerBI to consolidate and prepare a huge disparate set of data for a migration into SAP and it has worked extremely well. The greatest benefit being creating all the transformations with snapshot data and then being able to apply all the work to more recent data extracts.
So I’ve not been using visuals at all really – just the Query Editor and punting the data into a table with slicers and exporting out again! R Data Table is just what I need.
However, I think I might have overdone it with my first table...It has 38 cols and 2795 rows and the filters are struggling…If I mouse along to a column on the right hand side of the table and click in a filter – the filter section jumps back to the left side. Is it processing limitations I wonder?