I'd like to be able to move/rearrange my Calculated Columns in the Data View so they can be placed next to columns where they would be more relevant and make more sense. It would be nice also if the Calculated Columns are shaded darker as in PowerPivot so we can easily distinguish them. Also please enable Ctrl+A (Select ALL) in the Data View - currently it works only in the Query Editor. This way we could Select ALL Data in the Data View where it would include the Calculated Columns.
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- jesuisbenjaminAdvocate IPlease.
- jwchungNew MemberIt´s important because sometimes the user wants to copy the data in the processed table in Power BI to a spreadsheet, and need to be in a specific order of columns.
- kevhav1New MemberI'd like to be able to move / rearrange all of the data model's columns in "Data" view. No reason to limit this to calculated columns.
- paul-lo1New MemberPlease, please, and please.
- begressyNew MemberWhy has this still not been done?? Seems like an obvious and easy functionality to implement.
- eowensRegular Visitor(And please apply to all columns in Data View)
- eowensRegular VisitorA must have! Sometimes I want to see all the data... without a visual... and proximity makes a huge difference in speed of comprehension.
- daniel_vetter01New MemberPlease
- mlthomas1New MemberThis is a must have... How has it not been incorporated yet?
- stephen_daviesNew Member'+1
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