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Hi, I am quite new to power BI, i would like to ask:
So i have build the whole workbook with filters and column measures using one similar field "Machine Status".
and then after several months, we got a feedback from HQ that we should use their "Current Machine Status".
how do i change the reference of the field from "machine status" to "current machine status" once and for all? without going through visualization or column measure one by one?
i used to do it in Tableau using replace reference
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Hi @frankiekho ,
Based on your question, I think you can change Field References in Power Query. You can use the Reference when you right-clicking on the table.
Of course you can also choose what you want to change in Data and rename it.
If my answer does not solve your doubts, you can provide me with more screenshots and information.
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Yilong Zhou
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Hi @frankiekho ,
Based on your question, I think you can change Field References in Power Query. You can use the Reference when you right-clicking on the table.
Of course you can also choose what you want to change in Data and rename it.
If my answer does not solve your doubts, you can provide me with more screenshots and information.
How to Get Your Question Answered Quickly
Best Regards
Yilong Zhou
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
You can try following the method in this blog from Data Goblins: Fix Visuals or Replace Measures in Power BI Reports using pbi-tools — DATA GOBLINS (data-goblins.com...
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