I have a two tables coming from a SQL database (a List of Asset Transactions table and a Security Class Key table). I have succesfully used LOOKUPVALUE to add a new column to the transaction list table which refers to the Security Key and tags each transaction based on a common security code in both tables (so one row might be sale of a stock that gets tagged as "Mutual Fund" whereas another row might be purchased of a municipal bond that gets tagged as "Fixed Income". How do I work with the data now? Can I export the new table to Excel or access the new table through Power Pivot? I don't need to use Power BI in this instance for charting and graphing. I just want a pivot table so I can slice and dice the data with filters. If I go to Query Editor, I don't see the new column that I added in Power BI Desktop. It only shows me the original columns coming out of the SQL database. So when I added the new column using LOOKUPVALUE, is there a way to actually store the new data as a table that I can export or access through Power Pivot? Power Pivot does not allow me to access .pbix files.
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