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Lost columns on expanding JSON
Please check out this file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/bram6131s01nv1t/PBI_ExpandJson.pbix?dl=0
You need to edit the query "Download" with a reference to your local drive
You just have to decide whether to join the tables in the query-editor, which would create one big monster-table, or create a data model, which would be the more professional approach.
Hi sunildatalytyx ,
if the fields are not included in the first 1000 items of the expanded content, then they will not show up.
In that case you have to add them to the M-code manually.
Imagine the automatic expansion had just found "PRN", then you'd add SNR like shown below:
Simply add them to the list with commas as separators.
Hi,
I am facing similar issue, however my JSON file is only a record and when i transform it using the JSON option, everything is expanded as expected except for 1 column. I can see this value being in the JSON but this not flowing as expected after the expand. I have gone through your conversation and also few other blogs but not able to resolve it.
Below is a screeshot of the problem:
List of all the columns, 10155 not seen in the expand tables options and customfield 10155 available when i copy paste the fields onto sublime text.
Thanks in advance!
Hi sunildatalytyx ,
if the fields are not included in the first 1000 items of the expanded content, then they will not show up.
In that case you have to add them to the M-code manually.
Imagine the automatic expansion had just found "PRN", then you'd add SNR like shown below:
Simply add them to the list with commas as separators.
Thank you Imke, thank you for the response, appreciate it. I've realised over time the below response and added the fields manually. Thanks