JuanSombrero
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Hi all
i only recently started working with power query, and ever since I feel like I have a luxury problem. My typical data set container a file number column which I normally split up with left() and right() into a number of calculated columns in power pivot. Since the only source for this calculation is in the actual data, I could just as well prepare these columns in power query before I load it into my data model. My gut feeling says its better to do it in power query for performance reasonning.
Am I right, and is there any 'best practice' to keep in mind when making such choices?
thx in advance
Juan
i only recently started working with power query, and ever since I feel like I have a luxury problem. My typical data set container a file number column which I normally split up with left() and right() into a number of calculated columns in power pivot. Since the only source for this calculation is in the actual data, I could just as well prepare these columns in power query before I load it into my data model. My gut feeling says its better to do it in power query for performance reasonning.
Am I right, and is there any 'best practice' to keep in mind when making such choices?
thx in advance
Juan