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Quick Overview
When working on large Power BI models, it’s easy to end up with 50, 100, or even more queries in Power Query. These come from all kinds of sources and transformation steps, and the list gets long fast. At that point, just finding the query you’re looking for becomes a real hassle.
Right now, the only option is to scroll through the list manually—and in big projects, that’s just not practical.
Why This Would Help
Models grow quickly: staging queries, reference layers, intermediate logic—all stack up fast.
Scrolling through a huge list every time to find a query breaks flow and wastes time.
A simple search/filter option in Queries Pane would make it way easier to work efficiently, especially under deadlines.
The Ask
Would love to see a search bar added at the top of the Queries pane in Power Query. Just something lightweight to help quickly jump to a query by name. That’s it—nothing to do with loading data or transformations, purely about improving authoring experience.
I've included a screenshot as well to help visualize the idea.
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