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Hi There,
Is it at all poosible to disable the warning, when editing prior steps in power query? Although very useful when first starting on the Power Query journey, I do find it more of an additional step which all takes time........many thanks
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Hello @paulosbrumbos
I don't know any settings where to change this. When you are programming advanced code, you will not face this issue often, because you are manipulating the code directly. I also think it's not a big deal to have this allert. Sometimes this alert gives you also the possibility to create a new step or to enhance the existing, so it has also some good things in it
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Jimmy
Hello @paulosbrumbos
I don't know any settings where to change this. When you are programming advanced code, you will not face this issue often, because you are manipulating the code directly. I also think it's not a big deal to have this allert. Sometimes this alert gives you also the possibility to create a new step or to enhance the existing, so it has also some good things in it
If this post helps or solves your problem, please mark it as solution (to help other users find useful content and to acknowledge the work of users that helped you)
Kudoes are nice too
Have fun
Jimmy
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