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How do I import only the columns I need from an object in Salesforce to PowerBI?
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In the Query Editor, select the columns that you want, right-click and then Remove Other columns.
I was able to select columns I want by using "Table.SelectColumns(New table name,{"col1", "col2"})".
I also found there is an button to "Choose columns" 🙂
Can I use Table.SelectColumns{} and specify the columns in Edit Query window?
In the Query Editor, select the columns that you want, right-click and then Remove Other columns.
If you use the SF connector, you have to import all the columns and then in powerquery remove the columns that you don't need.
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