I will illustrate it with some pics:
1. Open a Power BI desktop, click get data=>MS Azure Blob Storage
2. It will lead you to a prompt, then put your storage name there:
3. click the storage you want to load, then click edit:
4. filter the table you want to load by clicking the drop-down:
5. left click the double-arrow besides the "Content":
5. Then the content of your data will show, click "Close & Apply" on the left upper corner:
6. You will go back to Power BI, click the grid icon,and your data will show. And then, you can analyze the data.
I am using the newest version of Power BI here.
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