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Anonymous
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Needing Help with a Simple Question, how to bring "table" to a new query

Hi there! I'm dealing with a problem that i'm almost certain that it's super simple but i cant figure it out on how to do it

 

The following Photo can Explain better what i need. 

 

I want to bring this table that i already had modified and has a lot of steps from a source and turn it into a new query, but without the previous steps from this query in particular, only the table with the values

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otravers
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Right click the existing query and choose "Reference". This will create a new query whose source is the first one.

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Anonymous
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You can make a new blank query, and in the formula bar, type:

= NameOfThatOtherTable

 

in your case: = Table

 

--Nate

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Anonymous
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You can make a new blank query, and in the formula bar, type:

= NameOfThatOtherTable

 

in your case: = Table

 

--Nate

Anonymous
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Thanks!

otravers
Community Champion
Community Champion

Right click the existing query and choose "Reference". This will create a new query whose source is the first one.

------------------------------------------------
1. How to get your question answered quickly - good questions get good answers!
2. Learning how to fish > being spoon-fed without active thinking.
3. Please accept as a solution posts that resolve your questions.
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BI Blog: Datamarts | RLS/OLS | Dev Tools | Languages | Aggregations | XMLA/APIs | Field Parameters | Custom Visuals
Anonymous
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Thanks!

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