Cube.Transform - Function | Power Query How

Cube.Transform is a function in the Power Query M language that applies the list of cube functions, transforms, on the cube.

Compatible with: Power BI Service Power BI Desktop Excel Microsoft 365

Syntax

Cube.Transform(
   cube as table,
   transforms as list,
) as table

Argument	Attribute	Description
cube		A table to perform cube transformation on.
transforms		Specifies a list of transformations to apply to a cube, using the SapHanaRangeOperator.Type parameter. Available operators for SAP HANA input parameters include: – SapHanaRangeOperator.GreaterThan: for ‘Greater than’ – SapHanaRangeOperator.LessThan: for ‘Less than’ – SapHanaRangeOperator.GreaterThanOrEquals: for ‘Greater than or equals’ – SapHanaRangeOperator.LessThanOrEquals: for ‘Less than or equals’ – SapHanaRangeOperator.Equals: for ‘Equals’ – SapHanaRangeOperator.NotEquals: for ‘Not equals’

Description

The Cube.Transform function uses the provided list cube functions to transform the table in the cube argument.

Examples

Here’s an example of how you can use the Cube.Transform function:

let
  Source         = SapHana.Database ( "server:30015", [ Implementation = "2.0" ] ), 
  Contents       = Source{ [Name = "Contents" ]}[Data], 
  ADVENTUREWORKS = Contents { [Name = "ADVENTUREWORKS" ] }[Data], 
  AN_SALES2      = ADVENTUREWORKS{ [ Name = "AN_SALES1" ] }[Data], 
  AddedItems = 
    Cube.Transform (
      AN_SALES2, 
      {
        { Cube.ApplyParameter, "Var3", { SapHanaRangeOperator.GreaterThan, 1, null } }, 
        { Cube.AddMeasureColumn, "Average Sale Per Order", "[Measures].[AverageSalePerOrder]" }
      }
    )
in
  AddedItems

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Microsoft documentation: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powerquery-m/cube-transform

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