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Apologies in advance for the super basic question - I'm quite new to PowerBI.
I've got an existing table called "00 - Timesheets" consisting of data and calculated fields.
I'm trying to create a query which uses that table as a starting point, but the output shows that it's not bringing the calculated fields along with it. How do I ensure that everything is included?
My query at this point is
let
Source = #"00 - Timesheets"
in
Source
and it returns only the following columns:
Ok, update:
I see from the list of Queries in Power Query Editor that the query for "00 - Timesheets" yields only the columns I'm getting in my new query output.
To refine my question, is there an easy way to incorporate the queries that produced the calculated columns?
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