Description:
Currently, in the Power Query, there is no built-in search functionality to quickly locate queries by name. This becomes especially challenging in complex models where the number of queries can easily exceed dozens or even hundreds.
Feature Request:
Introduce a search bar or filter option at the top of the Queries pane that allows users to quickly find specific queries by typing their names (similar to how we search columns or measures in other parts of Power BI/Fabric).
Benefits:
- Saves time when working with large numbers of queries
- Improves overall usability and navigation within Power Query
- Reduces the chance of editing the wrong query by mistake
This would be a small but highly impactful addition to the user experience in Power Query.
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