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Helper IIIMissing columns under the Fields view
I have a pbix that I inherited from someone. I can't locate some of the columns in the table imported from the Azure database. The columns appear to be there if I go to the query editor. Looking at the applied steps in query editor I don't find that they have been removed. How is it that they don't appear in the Fields view? I'm looking for MarketCodeID but it is not there and it hasn't been renamed.
MEFOX maybe it is hidden, click on 3 dots and there should be an option, View hidden , select that and you should be good to go
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- parry2k
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MEFOX maybe it is hidden, click on 3 dots and there should be an option, View hidden , select that and you should be good to go
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MEFOXThank you, that was the solution. Why would the developer of this pbix have hidden some of the fields?
- parry2k
MEFOX good to know. cheers!!
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