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Hi!
I have a problem when using export to Excel with live connections from a Power BI visual or creating a table from Excel connected to a Semantic Model. I get the columns I choose and I also get columns with the format definitionen for every measure I have chosen and every sortcolumn for the dimension columns I have chosen.
I pick one dimension column (Contry) and one Measure (Sales Net)
When the table is created I got 2 extra columns, one sort column for "Country" and the formatstring for Sales Net
Is it possible to create the tabel without getting this extra columns?
Regards
Fredrik
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@FredrikJ
Then it works like "summarized data" so there is no option to hide the "
sort columns"
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Hi @FredrikJ
Yes, hide these columns from the model view.
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Hi!
They are already hidden in the model view.
Regards
Fredrik
@FredrikJ
How do you make a connection?
I tested it in my machine and the hidden column didn't appear.
if the problem is with export visual , then just choose "current layout" instead of "summarized data"
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Hi!
Yes it works fine in Piovot Tables but we want to have a live connected tabel, no Pivot table.
Regards
Fredrik
@FredrikJ
Then it works like "summarized data" so there is no option to hide the "
sort columns"
If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
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