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Get data from folder issue.
Alternatively you can transform column names, that will look something like this:
Table.TransformColumnNames( PrevStepName, each if Text.Contains(_, ".") then Text.AfterDelimiter(_, " ") else _)
And if as you say it is always the second column, you can easily extract that date and add its value to a new column in the table. That will look something like this.
Table.AddColumn( PrevStepName, "Date", each Text.BeforeDelimiter( Table.ColumnNames(PrevStepName){1}, " "))
- T-Pan2 years ago
Helper I
I do this after i have combined the excels in power query?(get data from folder / combine and tranform)
- m_dekorte2 years ago
Resident Rockstar
No, you would add that to the Transform Sample Query. If you share the code that's in that Transform Sample Query, we can help incorporate that rename step and optionally the add column step as well if desired.
- T-Pan2 years ago
Helper I
Tomorrow morning will ne the first thing that i will do when i arrived to the office, be sure about that. 😛