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Table row count
Hi all,
I created a table through Power Query to calculate some data.
I added a new column named Number of Open Problems and added the following M Formula, to calculate the number of rows in another table:
Table.RowCount([Problems])But when I show the result, I got nothing:
By the way, the Table where I want to add this column is not related to the table named Problems (no relationship).
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medlalami I think it should be
Table.RowCount(Problems)✨ Follow us on LinkedIn
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Same issue. No result displayed.
medlalami I just tested on one of my files and it works. Do you have # of rows in the Problems table? Here is what I tested:
Table.AddColumn(#"Changed Type", "PCA Rows", each Table.RowCount(PCA))✨ Follow us on LinkedIn
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Can you share with me an example?
medlalami look at EstDate table which has a column called PVA .
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