When used in combination with "each" in the second argument, Table.ReplaceValue kills all existing column types (sets them back to any). Please fix: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en...
ImkeF
Community Champion
Community ChampionThank you v-qiuyu-msft and team for this excellent explanation! Very much appreciated.
So currently this doesn't work in PowerBI (still returns any), while working correctly in Excel.
It would be great if you could let us know once this change will/has been implemented.
Thx again, Imke