Essentially I have copilot turned off for the environment and I am doing some work on a table which I wanted to update and remove an outdated column. Essentially the below "Copilot view "is stopping me as its acting as a dependency and I cant delete this column , it appears to be only a recent change. There is no view in the dataverse table with this copilot so I am confused on what is causing this dependency on the column.
Struggled to solve it but was finally able to do this in Classic mode
Has anyone else found any other solutions besides XrmToolbox. I have some old Lookup tables that I am trying to remove so that I can export my solution without dependencies and I and number of them have these 'can't delete due to CoPilot Views" errors. It's annoying to be stymied by something I didn't create and that just appeared from a Microsoft addition.
@TheArrayOfThing shared the workaround solution in this thread that they managed to remove the dependency using the "View Designer" in XrmToolBox.
The "Copilot View" is visible for selection there - and removing the column via "Edit XML" AND via "Edit Query" does remove the dependency.
I looked for that but I don't see the copilot view in the views list. I think it's a system view.
Try deleting the view itself.
I am having the same problem as Patriarch3257. I have followed the instructions in the video, the column isn't in the view but I still can't delete because Power Apps thinks there is a dependency.
Thanks for posting this. I followed the directions in the video but I still can't delete the column because it says there is a dependency even though the column isn't in the view.
This screenshot shows the dependency:
This screenshot shows that I have deleted all columns in the copilot view except the created on field:
I should be able to delete it but still can't.
I found the solution below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGPOyoGI-ZI&ab_channel=RamprakashDuraisamy
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