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Append queries dynamically in Power Query
Hi Alex_Ooi
#sections can probably work for you
Take a look at https://radacad.com/get-list-of-queries-in-power-bi
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- Alex_Ooi6 years agoHelper IV
Hey AlB , thanks for the reply. I managed to get to where I wanted to be, only thing is... The whole table went blank after I hit close & apply.
- AlB6 years agoCommunity Champion
You could extract the list of queries you are interested in using #sections and then build the full expression on a string and use
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- Alex_Ooi6 years agoHelper IV
I have never worked with Expression.Evaluate before in Power Query. Can you share more with me? Do I add this step at the end of my query or something? I've read the documentation you linked me, but I still don't quite grasp how does that help in the situation here. Any detailed guide is much appreciate. Thank you so much already, AlB