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Custom Queries For “Detect Data Changes” In Power BI Incremental Refresh

Custom Queries For “Detect Data Changes” In Power BI Incremental Refresh
One feature of Power BI incremental refresh I’ve always been meaning to test out is the ability to create your own M queries to work with the “detect data changes” feature, and last week I finally had the chance to do it. The documentation is reasonably detailed but I thought it would be a good […]

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