Power BI: 3 Minute Tips - Transforming Data with R Scripts

In today's tutorial, we learn how to run R scripts to transform your data. Power BI includes an R script engine that can be utilized to run statistical analysis and machine learning algorithms on our datasets.

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[PythonWithJoe]

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[anacastanheira]

Hi.

I'm new to Power BI and struggling to transform data and save both the original one and the transformed one both as queries. Once I click save and apply the only data I have in the right tab is the transformed one. So the visuals I made using the original data don't work no more. Do you know how can I achieve having both? Thank you!

[eduardogtc]

Hi,

Thanks for the video. Very clear and useful.

After this video, I had a look in the documentation and it says that the dataset must have privacy level = public.

Isn't it dangerous in some cases?

Thanks,
Eduardo

[GaryMillerUK]

Hello. Newbie here...If I want to publish the power bi as an app, do I have to move the r script folder to somewhere in the workspace too?

[celinexu]

Thanks for great vedio. Hi some questions here: 1. if i want to keep the current customer table, and also create a new 'output' table, how could I do that? I need to duplicate the customer table first? 2. if i need to join 2 existing tables first then use that join table as 'dataset' R input, how should i do that? should I create that table first by use PowerBI. could i use R's inner_join or left_join two tables. Thank you!

[hamidrezabohlooli]

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