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Hi,
I need help with editing an existing direct query that I have via ODBC. I have to call in another data column using the same query.
I have some calculations running using the existing query so I cannot afford to delete and start over again.
Is there a way?
Solved! Go to Solution.
If you entered in the query explicitly in the "Advanced Options" when importing the data, you can get right back to that dialog box.
Click "Edit Queries":
Go to the query you want to modify, and hit the settings cog near "Source":
From here, you can write in whatever you'd like.
If you entered in the query explicitly in the "Advanced Options" when importing the data, you can get right back to that dialog box.
Click "Edit Queries":
Go to the query you want to modify, and hit the settings cog near "Source":
From here, you can write in whatever you'd like.
Thank you.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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