sharepoint view

gbritton - You don't. When Power BI looks at a SharePoint list, it is not looking at a particular view, it is looking at the raw list and seeing all of its various fields, even ones that are typically completely hidden in SharePoint. It is more like when you look at list from a PowerShell perspective. Basically, the way it is accessed bypasses a lot of the "SharePointiness" that goes on (read, the platform saving you from yourself). Think of it as the regedit for SharePoint lists only without the edit and no registry. In any event, to "recreate" a particular view, start with everything and then remove the columns you do not want.