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Need help on query editor issue as its not showing errors
- 6 years ago
HI sankeytmehta ,
Not sure then.
Please close the thread and mark a solution as this is someting happenieng at your end.
Thanks,
Pragati
- 6 years ago
My OS version was older, due to which i was not able to see the column quality, distribution, profile options, error indicator - green/red. I did system format and then loaded windows 10. After that installed Power BI desktop again from Microsoft website. Now the issue is resolved.
Thanks!
Thanks for all the help. Yes definitely the issue is at my end but don't know what and why??
Hi sankeytmehta ,
Hard to judge the issue as your file works perfectly fine at my end, shows everything.
Do one thing. Uninstall any power Bi desktop installation you have. Restart machine. Then install again from the microsoft store.
Thanks,
Pragati
- Pragati116 years ago
Super User
HI sankeytmehta ,
Not sure then.
Please close the thread and mark a solution as this is someting happenieng at your end.
Thanks,
Pragati
- sankeytmehta6 years ago
Helper II
Did that multiple times but still the same 🙄
- sankeytmehta6 years ago
Helper II
Will it be possible for you to share the exe file you're using? Thanks in advance!
- sankeytmehta6 years ago
Helper II
But will I get any help from BI support?
- sankeytmehta6 years ago
Helper II
My OS version was older, due to which i was not able to see the column quality, distribution, profile options, error indicator - green/red. I did system format and then loaded windows 10. After that installed Power BI desktop again from Microsoft website. Now the issue is resolved.
Thanks!
- Tefferi4 years agoNew Member
Recently, I faced the same issue i.e., the "power query editor is not showing errors". I found the problem with me is that I am using an "old" version of Microsoft (i.e., version 19). Anyone with the recent version can follow the steps below to resolve the issue: 1) go to the View tab on the ribbon, and 2) enable the Column quality in the Data preview group. I think they are part of the PQ Data Profiling Tools. Here is the link to the reference material Using the data profiling tools - Power Query | Microsoft Docs