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Missing Column Names From CRM
- 9 years ago
So, you need to use the little arrows in the column header to expand that cell.
- Anonymous9 years ago
It's because those aren't columns in the same table. They are records from a different entity. Every picklist field in CRM is a lookup to a record in another table. So is every lookup field. Basically if the field isn't free text, date, or number it's probably going to show up in the query editor as a record. That has little to do with Power BI and more to do with the way CRM organizes and stores data.
Thanks - that appears to solve the problem. But why is it like that? I now have to go through the Query Editor every time and expand every column from which I actually want data? That's awful.
But in any case, thank you for your help.
It's because those aren't columns in the same table. They are records from a different entity. Every picklist field in CRM is a lookup to a record in another table. So is every lookup field. Basically if the field isn't free text, date, or number it's probably going to show up in the query editor as a record. That has little to do with Power BI and more to do with the way CRM organizes and stores data.