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Expression.Error: The column 'JOB_LEVEL' of cube 'QUERY' wasn't found. If it was removed from the cube you'll need to update the query.
I am getting the above error. I dont have the Job level field even brought into this report. Do you know how I can solve it?
Hi homboy27, hello,AmiraBedh, thank you for your prompt reply!
I'm checking how the things are going on about this issue. Whether the answer helps you?
Even if the JOB_LEVEL column isn't directly included in the report, it might still be referenced in a measure, calculated column, or calculated table.
Go to your "Model" view and review all measures and calculated columns to see if any of them are using JOB_LEVEL.
Open the Power Query Editor and inspect all the steps in your queries. Look for any step that might reference the JOB_LEVEL column.
If you find such a step, either modify it to use a valid column or remove it if it's not needed.
Thank you but that field is not referenced anywhere in my report. Do you know what else can be the issue?
Did you check the filters on the page level or the visual level?
Have you checked Power Query ?
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