Create Report from XML source in Power BI

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Step 1:

Open Power BI desktop application

Step 2:

Click on Get data under home tab and select more source as shown in bellow

Step 3:

Select XML source as shown in bellow

Step 4:

Select XML file from local system

Click on check box
Click on Load to load data to Power BI desktop


Step 5:

All fields are appearing in fields section as shown in bellow


Step 6:

Drag and drop table from visualization tab to design panel

Step 7:

Select required fields from data set as shown in bellow


 

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