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By default, [[Microsoft Excel]] and [[Microsoft Power BI]] display only the header or the first-level columns and hide nested columns.
By default, [[Microsoft Excel]] and [[Microsoft Power BI]] display only the header or the first-level columns and hide nested columns.


These nested fields can be displayed via '''Expand''' Operation in '''Data Transformation''' step.
These hidden nested fields can be expanded by Transforming Tables in '''Power Query Editor'''.


= Steps =
= Steps =
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To display nested columns in [[Microsoft Excel]] or [[Microsoft Power BI]], ensure that you have selected all the endpoints required.
To display nested columns in [[Microsoft Excel]] or [[Microsoft Power BI]], ensure that you have selected all the endpoints required.


# Once the required [[Endpoints]] have been selected in the '''Navigator''' dialog box, click on '''Transform Data''' button
# Once the required [[Endpoints]] have been selected in the '''Navigator''' dialog box, instead of the highlighted "Load" button, click on '''Transform Data''' button
# A '''Power Query Editor''' dialog box will be displayed with all the endpoints selected in the previous step will be displayed in the "Queries" section on the left side.
# A '''Power Query Editor''' dialog box will be displayed with all the endpoints selected in the previous step will be displayed in the "Queries" section on the left side.
# Navigate to the query which contains the nested column.
# Navigate to the query which contains the nested column.
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