I routinely use the exact same steps to multiple data sources. The data sources are always changing, but their format is consistent. I think it would really helpful if we could save a set of applied steps as a recipe. In this way, I could simply import a recipe to format the data after importing them into Power BI
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- JohnThomas1New MemberHow would this be different from a Function?
- ncmiller1New MemberWhy don't you copy and past the M code in the advanced editor?
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberStatus added:Needs Votes
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