Transformations in one query based on list of column names and required transformation – in another table
I want to make changes to some of the columns in my query MAIN.
Here is some sample data (all columns are numerical):
Transformations in one query based on list of column names and required transformation – in another table
I want to make changes to some of the columns in my query MAIN.
Here is some sample data (all columns are numerical):
Transformations in one query based on list of column names and required transformation – in another table
I want to make changes to some of the columns in my query MAIN.
Here is some sample data (all columns are numerical):
combine all sheets in to one sheet in which Column counts are different from all the sheets
I have multiple workbooks.
Book1 having Columns Date,Range,Ref1,Ref2,Ref3,Ref4…
Book2 having Columns Date,Range,Ref1,Ref3,Ref5,Ref7
Book3 having Columns Date,Longitude,Ref1,Ref2,Ref3,Ref4,Ref5,Ref6
Expression.Error: A cyclic reference was encountered during evaluation. Extract date
let
Source = Book,
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I have a table that contain list of other table name that I would like to append its table.
include all data in extended tables in Power BI report
I’m pulling data from a table in D365 using Power Query in Power BI, I’m using cross-company=true to bring over the data from all the sites but when I extend a table in the data I only see my defaults data all the other sites are blank?
Comparing matching columns between two tables using Power Query (when number of columns is variable)
I am building a query to compare two tables. The tables will always have the same columns/column names. The tables are merged and expanded such that all column names are suffixed with “old” or “new” (in order to rearrange them alphabetically) depending on which table they came from.
Comparing matching columns between two tables using Power Query (when number of columns is variable)
I am building a query to compare two tables. The tables will always have the same columns/column names. The tables are merged and expanded such that all column names are suffixed with “old” or “new” (in order to rearrange them alphabetically) depending on which table they came from.
Comparing matching columns between two tables using Power Query (when number of columns is variable)
I am building a query to compare two tables. The tables will always have the same columns/column names. The tables are merged and expanded such that all column names are suffixed with “old” or “new” (in order to rearrange them alphabetically) depending on which table they came from.