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he query is generated by the DAX performance analyser for the table used in the dashboards. This query is used in the Power Automate to load the table contents to file. But when the file is generated, each columnas has both Table name + Column name instead of only "Column name".
In the below image, I owuld need only Country, OPS Region, Customer Operator Type and FLO ID
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Hi @ishwariya12
By default, columns of physical tables will be returned in a DAX query with fully qualified names, i.e. TableName[ColumnName]
You could use SELECTCOLUMNS to rename the columns at the final step of your query, e.g.
EVALUATE
SELECTCOLUMNS (
__DS0PrimaryWindowed,
"Reminder Date", 'Reminder Date'[Reminder Date],
"Country", 'Geography'[Country],
"OPS Region", 'Geography'[OPS Region] //...
)
The column names will still be surrounded by square brackets. If you want to remove those, I believe you would need to remove them further downstream with Power Automate or otherwise.
Regards
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