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I have two tables: A an B.
In Power Query, I did a merge between those two and imported two columns which I need, so I don't need to create relationships. Now I have tables like this, for several brands, so ther eis 5x the following setup
A: ID, date, ColC, ColD, NetSale, COGS
B: ID, ColE, ColF, NEtSale, COGS.
When I create metrics and query net sale, I see from available columns both table A and B. How can I do it that Table B does not show at all in the lookup?
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Hi! In Power Query you merged B into A and do not want B to show up in Power BI Desktop, correct? If so, go into Power Query and right click on your query for B and uncheck Enable load. This will stop that table from showing up in desktop since it not needed there.
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Hi! In Power Query you merged B into A and do not want B to show up in Power BI Desktop, correct? If so, go into Power Query and right click on your query for B and uncheck Enable load. This will stop that table from showing up in desktop since it not needed there.
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Amazing! thanks!
No problem!
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