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Vegas95
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Help me please

Hi everyone,

 

I need to do the same analysis that I made on a file to another file that has the same source, but different number of culumns and rows.

I have a question for you: Can I import a new dataset and mantein the same changes that I made on the first file? 

 

thank you so much for helping me.

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AilleryO
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Hi,

The transformations you made with Power Query are coded in M language and they are using the name of the columns.

Knowing that, you'll understand that the number of columns is not so much a subject, but the name of them is. So you need to have the same columns names, to copy paste one code to another project.

Or you'll have to modify the M code to adapt it to your new project 😉

 

Hope it helps

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AilleryO
Memorable Member
Memorable Member

Hi,

The transformations you made with Power Query are coded in M language and they are using the name of the columns.

Knowing that, you'll understand that the number of columns is not so much a subject, but the name of them is. So you need to have the same columns names, to copy paste one code to another project.

Or you'll have to modify the M code to adapt it to your new project 😉

 

Hope it helps

Anonymous
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hello,
i think you can try duplicating the table in transform data and then change the navigation and source

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