Coming at this from a database design perspective. I am accustomed to having the table as the fundamental record set, and then make a series of queries each with a descriptive name....and they all co-exist.
In Power BI I with a table, Addresses, with 1000+ records and about 6 fields
I made a query to create a StateCount field so now Query 1 there are 50 records with 2 fields, State and StateCount field - so far so good - this is used to create a Map visual of address per state.
Now I want to make another query of the table, Addresses, for Property Type count - same idea - 2 fields, State and PropertyTypeCount. There are 3 property type so assuming all 3 in each state this query is going to have 150 records....
My question is: where is the fundamental Addresses table now? When I look at it all I see is the first query of 2 columns. Does one need to dupe the fundamental table repeatedly to create a starting point for each query? Have relooked thru the guided learning and am not seeing this high level approach discussed so thought I would ask advice.
Possibly I am just not understanding the user interface but if one wants to make say 5 different queries off the same table how does one approach that efficiently?