Hello,
We have jobs that runs every hour and generate CSV files that follow pattern similar to:
YYYYMMDD-HH_some-static-text.CSV
Where some-static-text is specific to the job that is generating the file. We store those files in an Azure Storage container. We would like to create query in PowerBI that puts the data for all files generated by a specific job in a single table and update this table when new data comes in.
So, we thought that we can achieve this by filtering the list of CSV files in the Query Editor by using Contains constraint but for some reason when we write some-static-text in the Contains field we don't get all the files listed. Here is example with files we have:
Name
aggregates/hourly/20170313-23_conversations-to-ht-count.csv
aggregates/hourly/20170313-23_ht-count.csv
aggregates/hourly/20170313-23_mentions-to-ht-count.csv
aggregates/hourly/20170313-23_users-to-ht-count.csv
aggregates/hourly/20170314-00_conversations-to-ht-count.csv
aggregates/hourly/20170314-00_ht-count.csv
aggregates/hourly/20170314-00_mentions-to-ht-count.csv
aggregates/hourly/20170314-00_users-to-ht-count.csv
aggregates/hourly/20170314-01_conversations-to-ht-count.csv
aggregates/hourly/20170314-01_ht-count.csv
aggregates/hourly/20170314-01_mentions-to-ht-count.csv
aggregates/hourly/20170314-01_users-to-ht-count.csv
When we do Filter -> Text Filters ->Name Contains == "conversations-to-ht-count" in Query Editor (in Power BI Desktop) we get empty list. Any ideas?