Get data from Power Platform - Transform not available?

rachel06

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Hi!

I'm trying to load data into Excel right from PowerBI using "Get Data > From Power Platform > From Power BI.

I can find my dataset no issue, but when I insert the data, I don't have the option to transform. When I launch PowerQuery Editor, I don't see my data, and when I go to new source > power platform, PowerBI isn't even there.

Question is - is it even possible to, from Excel, get data from PowerBI and run it through PowerQuery? There's just a few things I'd like to clean up!

Thanks!
 

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So you can't technically get that data directly into Power Query. But you can create a a power query to reference that internal table ( i.e. =Excel.CurrentWorkbook() ). You would have to make sure you refresh your power bi data before you refresh your Power Query table though.
 
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So you can't technically get that data directly into Power Query. But you can create a a power query to reference that internal table ( i.e. =Excel.CurrentWorkbook() ). You would have to make sure you refresh your power bi data before you refresh your Power Query table though.
Boo. Okay. I appreciate the response!

Another question - asked this before but never actually got to the solution (I was provided a solution but couldn't replicate). When I load the data from PBI into Excel using get data, the headers come in with both the query name and the header. So I'll have like "Query1[PAYEE NAME]" instead of just [PAYEE NAME]. Is there a way to just load it without "Query1" in the column header? That's one thing that'd clean it up a bit.
 
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