Reputation: 15
I have a pivot table built on a data model fed by a power query. There are 3 columns based on the 'date period' field - max of date period, min of date period, and distinct count of date period. When the power query & pivot table are refreshed, the max & min columns disappear, but the distinct count column remains.
I've not been able to pin down what changes in the data trigger this - it's when additional rows are added to the data source, but not all additions result in the columns disappearing.
Any suggestions for where I can look next to resolve this?
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Update: My solution below worked for a bit, and then my min/max date columns started disappearing again when the data model was updated. Ugh.
I ran into this issue today, and found a fix. When I initially dropped the date column into the pivot, Excel automatically generated additional date fields named similarly and broken down by (Year), (Qtr), (Month). When I deleted the additional (Year), (Qtr), (Month) fields from the data model, my pivot min_date and max_date columns did not disappear and updated as expected.
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