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Hi All,
Currently running into a problem where my dataset is returning incorrect names and removing columns on close and apply. for example: in power query I have a column called "Name", this is renamed to "Project Name" in some of the applied steps, once this is applied and I go to report view, the column name goes back to "Name". There are a few other instances like this, as well as removing columns from the dataset.
I have tried the following:
What's strange though is that the Test environment reports work as intended but not the live environment reports, I have tried using the Test ones as a basis and switch the URL over to live but still not working.
Any help would be much appreciated,
Kind Regards,
Jake W
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Hi @danextian
Here are the applied steps for the table in Power Query
Hi @Slappyafish ,
Please go to Table view and check whether the Quality column is hidden or not. the hidden columns will not appear in the Report view.
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Hi Kedar,
Thanks for the response,
Have removed all steps in Power Query after the navigation as a test and for some reason it still renames the columns, even when there is no step telling it to do so.
Also have cleared the data cache and still no luck,
Any other ideas?
Kind Regards,
Jake W
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