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BUG::Power Query Advanced editor
- 2 years ago
I think it expects at least a let statement and an in statement. You could write something like
let
Source = ""
in
Source
I thought if you disable the staging of the query, and also make sure the query does not have a destination and is not being referenced by another query, then I thought that would "deactivate" the query but I'm not sure it's just a guess tbh
I think it expects at least a let statement and an in statement. You could write something like
let
Source = ""
in
Source
I thought if you disable the staging of the query, and also make sure the query does not have a destination and is not being referenced by another query, then I thought that would "deactivate" the query but I'm not sure it's just a guess tbh
- Element1152 years ago
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Yes, you're right. Thank you.