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rickylee
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Helper III

After 'applying' new column arrangement in Edit Queries, 'Data' tab does not show the arrangement.

Hello,

I am new to powerbi. I have a problem and hope someone got a solution. After 'applying' new column arrangement in Edit Queries, 'Data' tab does not show the arrangement.

For example, I clicked' close and apply' in Edit Queries which I rearranged some columns.
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Then, I go to the Data tab but found columns were not rearranged. I have already disabled 'enable parallel loading of tables' in File > Options > Data Load > Parallel loading of tables.

Does anyone know if this is a defect or a feature which I misused?

Thanks,
Ricky

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Stachu
Community Champion
Community Champion

if you disapble, click apply and then enable and apply again then the new sort order will apear there. The same was happening in PowerPivot, the only way I found to overwrite it was to unload and then load the table in the model



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rickylee
Helper III
Helper III

Hi @v-chuncz-msft @Stachu,

Although this problem can be solved, it caused me to rebuild all relationships and added all formula. Now, I have a table with 100 formula and I don't really want to rebuild everything again. Are there any other solutions?

Thanks,
Ricky

v-chuncz-msft
Community Support
Community Support

@rickylee,

 

In the Query Editor, right click the query and toggle "Enable load".

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Hi @v-chuncz-msft,

'Enabled load' was enabled already. I disabled it, re-enabled it and clicked 'apply'. I can see many steps in the 'Applied steps' column of the query editor. 

I start to think if this is a defect now.

Thanks,
Ricky

Stachu
Community Champion
Community Champion

if you disapble, click apply and then enable and apply again then the new sort order will apear there. The same was happening in PowerPivot, the only way I found to overwrite it was to unload and then load the table in the model



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Thank you for the kudos 🙂

Hi @Stachu,

It worked. But in the report tab, all my diagrams are gone. They are now diaplayed with a cross and says "Something's wrong with one or more filters". I have tried to refresh the data, restart power bi and re-creat the relationship. No joys. Do I have to do everything again?

Thanks,
Ricky 

Stachu
Community Champion
Community Champion

when you click on the visual it should show which measures/fields are causing issues - anything you can fix there?
if not then probably you will have to redo the visuals



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@Stachu

I just started everything again. 🙂

Thanks,
Ricky

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