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Hi everyone,
I have a Table 1 which applies an SQL query to my DB. I would like to create a second table, Table 2, that I apply a second query with a tricky where clause to Table 1. Is it possible to do this in Power Query without having to query my DB twice with the part in common of the query? I would like to avoid replicating the where conditions with many steps in Power Query.
Thanks in advance.
Yes, I am aware of that. My questions is whether I can apply a SQL query to this duplicated table.
Suppose I create Table 1 by applying the query select * from original_table.
Now I want to create Table 2 as: select * from table 1 where CONDITIONS.
My questions is wether I can apply the second query.
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