I have a table in google bigquery with 1.4mil records and parcel number as a unique field, I need to be able to extract the data as a csv.
However, when I explore in data studio and break it down by parcel, data studio puts a limit of exactly 1.1mil records, even worse, when I export it as a .csv there are only 750k lines.
Is there a limit in data studio?
Please help!!
Yes. Currently (March 2019), there's a limit of ~1m rows when fetching data from BigQuery.
If you are trying to extract 1m+ rows as CSV, ideally, you should be doing it from the BigQuery end. See Exporting BigQuery table data. Data Studio should work as a data exploration tool on top of BigQuery.
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I'm trying to extract data from BigQuery, but I'm not being able to extract all the data, from the beginning, since it aggregates the data per day, in different datasets.
I tried do delete the final part of the source table "FROM independent-tea-354108.152182944.**ga_sessions_20230126**" but it retrieves an error message.
Our nonprofit uses google sheets to transform data. The first file has the raw data, which comes to us in a CSV. Data gets passed from one file to another with =importrange. Intermediate files transform various parts of it with lot of google sheet formulas such as =split, =vlookup, =if, =textjoin, =concatenate, etc. The final file has the data in the form that we can use to create pages in our website.
The first file has about 150 columns. The new 10M cell limit should let us get about 60k rows, but even that number freezes up, and we need to get up into the millions of rows. All of the transformer files, together, add up to about 3k columns.
We assume that the ultimate solution is to re-create it all in a SQL database, but we do not have any expertise of that type, nor the funding to hire someone.
Is there an easy way to transform a google sheet (with formulas) into
a SQL file?
Is there an easy interim solution, which we can use for a
while?
I am working on a data integration project I'm wondering how to get a sample Excel or Google Sheet file with example data for all the GA fields in the current schema:
https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/3437719?hl=en
I just need one row of data to review. Is there any way to get dummy data or test data? Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Maybe something exists somewhere?
GA provides a sample dataset for this. You can check the instructions on how to access it here. You can then query the dataset and download the results.
Keep in mind that GA schema contains RECORDs and REPEATED fields, for example, customDimensions, so you might need to adapt the results so it can be downloaded as a CSV file, to then import it in Excel or Google Sheets.
Finally, there's a BigQuery connector for Excel that you may want to try to visualize the sample dataset in Excel.
I wanted to get rid off one data source in Tableau, that's why instead of using 2 different data source for one dashboard, I wanted to copy all relevant fields from one data source to other. Is there any way in Tableau, by which I can copy-paste tos field from one to other data source?
In the attached screenshot, I wanted to copy the advisor sales field in data source biadvisorSalesmonth24 to bitransactionPartnerDay365:
You cannot make schema or structure changes to a table / datasource from within Tableau. If advisor sales is not in the bitransactionPartnerDay365 data source, then you will have to keep both data sources in the workbook and join them together.
Now, if you are familiar with the datasets and know the necessary table layout, you could write a custom SQL command and use that SQL command to retrieve the desired data as a single data source.
Before I begin I found this to be most relevant with the research I have done.
How to split the data from one column into separate columns using the contents of another column in SQL
Attached are pictures of my progress so far. How can I display this information such as it is shown in the excel file without disrupting the GROUP BY filter in my Query?
It's a Fishbowl Database, newest version. I am running the queries through Flamerobin which you see in the picture. Trying to organize the query to display correctly so I can format it into 'iReports' and export it into an excel spreadsheet like the one shown. Maybe there is some part of this that would better be done in excel?
Notice the numbers for Qty are different, that's ok right now.
My reputation is too low to post pictures I am sorry. Here are the two JPGs in my Dropbox. I really appreciate the help.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/r2rw5r2awsyvzs9/AAAXXg27CMPOYtZFqPX3Dx6la?dl=0