I've added a table using Power Query to the PowerPivot data model. No problem.
I decided to delete it as another table has better data. So I delete the bad table Workbook Query in Power Query (Get & Transform). No problem.
But the table still resides in the data model of PowerPivot. When I try to delete it, it tells me it was created in Power Query and I need to go there to make changes. But the query itself no longer resides in the Workbook Query list.
I'm using Office 365 Excel. I also tried to delete the connection to the table in both Get & Transform and PowerPivot. No luck!
Any suggestions?
Sue
I decided to delete it as another table has better data. So I delete the bad table Workbook Query in Power Query (Get & Transform). No problem.
But the table still resides in the data model of PowerPivot. When I try to delete it, it tells me it was created in Power Query and I need to go there to make changes. But the query itself no longer resides in the Workbook Query list.
I'm using Office 365 Excel. I also tried to delete the connection to the table in both Get & Transform and PowerPivot. No luck!
Any suggestions?
Sue
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