Power QueryMaintainabilityLowHygiene · not counted in the score
No-op steps in a query
"No-op steps in a query" is one of the maintainability checks Auditabi runs on a Power BI semantic model. n query(ies) contain steps that do nothing (`Table.SelectRows(…, each true)`, empty renames). It is a hygiene note: provable, worth fixing, but it never moves the health score. Delete the step.
What is detected
n query(ies) contain steps that do nothing (`Table.SelectRows(…, each true)`, empty renames). Leftovers from debugging that make the pipeline harder to read.
Why it matters
Hygiene and conventions. Reported in its own section and never deducted from the health score.
How to fix it
Delete the step.
Does your model fail this check?
Free static audit with the exact objects, no account, nothing stored.