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I have an Excel file connected to a Power BI dataset with a Pivot Table.
All is fine, but the Pivot isn't what I need. I'd like to get a Table instead.
So, clicking on the grand total of the Pivot returns the Table, as expected.
But some fields are missing (Date, for example).
How can I edit the query statement of the table to return these fields?
Currently it is:
DRILLTHROUGH MAXROWS 1000 SELECT FROM [Model] WHERE ([Measures].[Measure*])
Thanks, I mention that in my question.
The table has some fields missing (Date, for example).
How can I edit the query statement of the table to return these fields?
Currently it is:
DRILLTHROUGH MAXROWS 1000 SELECT FROM [Model] WHERE ([Measures].[Measure*])
Hi @webportal
Since you have connected to a Power BI dataset in Excel, you can use the fields to create a brand new pivot table per your need if you are not satisfied with the current pivot table.
If you only want to keep the data from a pivot table, you could refer to below video to convert a pivot table to a standard table.
How to Convert a Pivot Table to a Standard List or a Table - YouTube
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Community Support Team _ Jing
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