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> For workspaces with large data volumes, doing queries such as the ones shown in this section, which query large volumes of raw data, might need to be restricted to a single day. To track trends over time, consider setting up a [Power BI report](./log-powerbi.md) and using [incremental refresh](./log-powerbi.md#collect-data-with-power-bi-dataflows) to collect data volumes per resource once a day.
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## Querying for data volumes excluding known free data types
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The following query will return the monthly data volume in GB, excluding all data types which are supposed to be free from data ingestion charges:
Usage | where DataType !in (freeTables) | where TimeGenerated > ago(30d) | summarize MonthlyGB=sum(Quantity)/1000
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## Querying for common data types
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If you find that you have excessive billable data for a particular data type, you might need to perform a query to analyze data in that table. The following queries provide samples for some common data types:
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