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Kindly consider this case.
The data source is a Salesforce Report. It's merged with input data to for a new (merged) table for visual. (the Salesforce Report itself doesn’t have any role in visuals)
The Salesforce Report had 5 columns originally. (the merged table had 5 columns from it) Later a new column is added.
What would be the way to have the newly added column (from the Salesforce report) to be automatically added to the merged table?
I tried several refreshes, but the merged table still doesn't have it. Thank you.
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@JohnnyK Is the Salesforce Report a CSV file? CSV's by default specify the number of columns in the Source step so you have to go into Advanced Editor and get rid of that.
@JohnnyK Is the Salesforce Report a CSV file? CSV's by default specify the number of columns in the Source step so you have to go into Advanced Editor and get rid of that.
@Greg_Decklerthank you!
It's not a csv file. It looks like pulling from Salesforce.com directly.
But indeed in Advanced Editor that I can add in the name of the new column. Then it pops!
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