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Hi
I have a table which is created in the power BI file and not linked to any source. I have added many columns and now I want to sre-arrange the columns to organize the data. Is that possible?
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@Anonymous, Go to Query Editor Window, Drag & drop the columns as you need.
Hi, @Anonymous
If you want to change the order then you need to rebuild the created table.
The order of the columns is determined when the table is created.
If you want to change the order of presentation, you can create a table visual in the report and drag and drop the columns in the order you want.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Zeon Zheng
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@Anonymous, Go to Query Editor Window, Drag & drop the columns as you need.
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