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Hello
I am trying to load a simple excel file into power Bi. I get no error when I load the file. Strangely when I try to view the data, I see nothing on the sheet. But when I go into query editor, I can see data... Why is this happening
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My best guess is that you have blank lines in your data that sort on top after loading your table.
Just copy paste your data in new excel sheet. It worked for me. 🙂
Hello
I am trying to load a simple excel file into power Bi. I get no error when I load the file. Strangely when I try to view the data, I see nothing on the sheet. But when I go into query editor, I can see data... Why is this happening
My best guess is that you have blank lines in your data that sort on top after loading your table.
Awesome.....thanks so much...I spent the whole day yesterday feeling miserable that i couldnt even load data.....Thanks so much again
Sorry Marcel
I clicked the wrong response as solution
You hit the nail on the head...all I did is sort my columns and voila the data appeared
Is there anyway I can show your post as solution
Did you press the "Close and Apply" button on the query window? If so, you would see PowerBI applying your query results.
Hello
I did do close and load but doesnt work. Also I used get data to pull this excel file but when I didn't see anything on my sheet, out of curiousity I checked the edit query tab. I did this also because when I loaded the data, the preview showed me all columns.
Also when i go into the chart or BI mode, I can pull the differenet headers and data populates except for case numbers which is teh first column
Is it something I need to do with the excel file before I load it
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