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Not able to select multiple columns in power query
- 1 year ago
Hi KR300
You can select multiple columns by holding the CTRL key on the keyboard and selecting the column you need or using the choose column features in Power Query.
Note: the green box is selected columns using CTRL key, the red box is unselected column.
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Regards,
Mubar
Hi KR300,
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Anjan Kumar Chippa
v-achippa ronrsnfld Omid_Motamedise anmolmalviya05 , Apologies from my side.
I am not able to select multiple columns in power query. Even in the data view tab in desktop
- ronrsnfld1 year agoSuper User
Is there some reason you are not able to add screenshots and a better explanation?
Please show, in detail (with words and a screenshot), exactly what you are doing and the results of each step, otherwise from what you have written, the possibilities are too numerous to enumerate.
- KR3001 year agoHelper III
I am not able to select muliplt columns in a table in Power Query.
- ronrsnfld1 year agoSuper User
If all you have done is navigate to that screen, no columns will be selected.
You need to either click on multiple columns while holding down ctrl or shift (depending on
whether you want to select contiguous or non-contiguous columns), or use the Choose Columns button which is in the menu bar just above your data.