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Hi, Can we transpose calculated columns in power bi?
When I go to edit queries, I cannot see the calculated columns.
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hi, @Anonymous
You need to learn about the difference between M and DAX.
Calculate column is based on DAX and is part of the data model, it won't appear in edit queries. and in the edit queries, it needs M Langauge and not DAX expressions.
And you could add a custom column in edit queries and then transpose.
For further about the difference between M and Dax, you could have a good look at this article.
Best Regards,
Lin
hi, @Anonymous
You need to learn about the difference between M and DAX.
Calculate column is based on DAX and is part of the data model, it won't appear in edit queries. and in the edit queries, it needs M Langauge and not DAX expressions.
And you could add a custom column in edit queries and then transpose.
For further about the difference between M and Dax, you could have a good look at this article.
Best Regards,
Lin
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