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ModelGovernanceLowHygiene · not counted in the score

Hidden table whose columns are visible

"Hidden table whose columns are visible" is one of the governance checks Auditabi runs on a Power BI semantic model. n hidden table(s) still expose visible columns. It is a hygiene note: provable, worth fixing, but it never moves the health score. Hide the columns as well, or make the table visible if it is meant to be used.

What is detected

n hidden table(s) still expose visible columns. The table disappears from the field list but its fields can still be reached through a hierarchy or a relationship, which sends mixed signals.

Why it matters

Hygiene and conventions. Reported in its own section and never deducted from the health score.

How to fix it

Hide the columns as well, or make the table visible if it is meant to be used.

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