Power is like the year 2020, full of surprises. You must be wondering what did it do again! Well, it really surprised me the other day. When I was exporting data from Power BI, I've faced a very unexpected result, and this post is about that result. And of course, about the solution to that. This is my data table. As you see, the table has 23,443 rows. On the report view, I have created a table visual by taking all the 23,443 rows and all the columns of this table. And there is no explicit filter on that visual like report level, page level, or visual level filter. After that, I have clicked on Export data option. That option creates a CSV file that you can save on your computer. And this is the CSV file that Power BI has created. In the beginning, everything seemed quite normal. But when I kept scrolling down, I have noticed that I have much less row than I was supposed to have. When I was creating this file I was hoping to find all the 23,443 rows on the visual. But 167 is not ev...
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