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Hi,
I've recently started transfering data from the CRM into Power BI and it literally brought in everything. There are 500+ tables that have been transfered. I'm playing around with a table that I will be using quite frequently but it's got 498 columns and most of that is full of null values.
Is there a more effective way of clensing the data or do I need to manually delete 470 columns?
Thanks
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@michael_knight You can control click the columns you want to keep, right click the header and "remove other columns"
@michael_knight You can control click the columns you want to keep, right click the header and "remove other columns"
I'll give that a go. Thanks, Seth
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