I need to go through each of the new tables to tidy them up including deleting some columns. However, the Delete Column option has disappeared from the menu bar.
@PaulBoyes You can’t delete columns of a Calculated Table, every action has an opposite reaction. When you delete a Column, Power BI executes M Code that deletes the column from Power Query.
When you try to delete a column of Calculated Table, there is no option of editing the DAX code automatically, so you can’t. Just use SELECTCOLUMNS function to restrict the column that you show.
Is there any opportunity to do the data processing further upstream in SQL before bringing it into Power BI?
Alternatively, if that’s not an option but the dataset is quite large, it may be a timesaver to do the pre-processing in Python or R, and then pull the result into Power Query.
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