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jorgesolva91
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Data Source (.txt file) Changing

Hello,

 

I have 3 .txt files ( | separator) that are the source of my PowerBI dashboard. These 3 files are symmetric and have, let's say, 20 columns each. I usually use de combine and load options. Now I have 23 columns in the source files and I want to add these columns to power bi. It seems Power BI only looks for and brings the columns already imported in the past, but not the 3 new ones. How can I import to Power BI these 3 additional columns?

 

Thank you!

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ImkeF
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Somewhere in the M-code (that has been automatically created) will hide the reason for this behaviour.

So please check your code or paste it here.

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