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HeY my mates!
I was searching for some issues on adding existig database columns into Power BI "DBContext".
I've found two solustions:
1) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSUCmi6h5SY#t=5m45s - okey, I exactly want to do this, but I'm not using Power Query Mode but the Import Mode. I cant even navigate to menus & buttons used in provided link (above), problably they're not visible on report import mode.
2) add new calculated columns: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Add-column-to-a-table/m-p/1290845 - okey, for a training I have done this (with DAX), but my aim is not to add calculated column, but a new one, that was added to a DB view. How to refresh Power BI's data model to fetch my new column on entitiy ?
Yup, thats all ...
Looking 4 your repls 😉
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!! EDIT !!
[solved] an ordinary "Refresh" btn has refresh my table. Topic for closing
Solved! Go to Solution.
How to refresh tbl metadata in dataModel
Observation: This may take a while, because Refresh data will update metadata about the model, and will import all data again.
How to refresh tbl metadata in dataModel
Observation: This may take a while, because Refresh data will update metadata about the model, and will import all data again.
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