Power Query - Reduce Data Model Size, Transformations to Columnar Database Size

Power Query - Reduce Data Model Size, Transformations to Columnar Database Size

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) Load Entire CSV File and look at Model Size.

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) Load Entire CSV File and look at Model Size.

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Power Query - Reduce Data Model Size, Transformations to Columnar Database Size

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  1. 1 ) Introduction
  2. 2 ) Download HUGE CSV File.
  3. 3 ) Talk about How Columnar Database works and how we can reduce size.
  4. 4 ) Rules for Efficient Data Modeling
  5. 5 ) Get Data From Government Web Site: https://data.seattle.gov/Public-Safety/Call-Data/33kz-ixgy
  6. 6 ) Import CSV Text File
  7. 7 ) Load Entire CSV File and look at Model Size.
  8. 8 ) Filter Rows and look at Model Size.
  9. 9 ) Remove Columns and look at Model Size.
  10. 10 ) Reduce Cardinality of Columns with 1) Add Column for Time
  11. 11 ) Reduce Cardinality of Columns with 2) Transform Columns and get Date Only
  12. 12 ) Edit Time Column to Create only Hour and reduce size further.
  13. 13 ) Edit Query can lead to trouble in subsequent steps. See how to fix the problem.
  14. 14 ) Add Date Table
  15. 15 ) Create Relationship
  16. 16 ) Create Measure to Count Rows for Call Type. Use COUNTROWS DAX Function.
  17. 17 ) Create Dashboard
  18. 18 ) Create Pivot Table
  19. 19 ) Filter to show Top 20, 911 Call Types
  20. 20 ) Show Values As in Data Model PivotTable
  21. 21 ) Sort Measure Biggest to Smallest
  22. 22 ) Add Slicers
  23. 23 ) Scrape Data form Web Site
  24. 24 ) Summary

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