Which three changes can be made using Data Source Settings in Power Query?

In Power Query, the Data Source Settings are primarily concerned with managing the connections and permissions associated with the data sources used in your queries. One of the capabilities provided in the Data Source Settings is the ability to clear or edit permissions for your data sources.

Clearing permissions removes any stored authentication or access credentials for the data sources, ensuring that a new authentication method is required when accessing those sources again. This can be particularly important for security management, allowing users to reset connections based on new credential requirements or to ensure that outdated permissions are no longer used.

While actions such as adding or renaming columns are important tasks within the data manipulation and transformation process, they are actions performed within the Power Query Editor itself on the data tables and do not relate to the settings of the data sources. Editing permissions also exists, allowing modifications to the existing permissions without clearing them entirely.

Thus, the correct response reflects the administrative capabilities that Power Query provides for managing how data sources can be accessed and the permissions associated with them.