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Hi there!
In Power Query Editor I have tried both to dublicate and reference a query in order to produce a new but identical table to work with in the Report view. However, I experience that the new table contains a different amount of rows than the table generated from the original query.
I have not been able to figure out why. Hope someone can help me understand this
Best regards
Hello @Caspe1010 ,
in the transform tab under the statistics, try to do this count in both just to double check
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I get the following results when doing the counts.
| Original Query | Referenced Query | |
| Count Value | 2998 | 2998 |
| Count distinct values | 2644 | 2644 |
I assume the difference arise because I apply the counted value in one table and the distinct counted value in the other. Could that be true? And if so, how do I make sure to apply the same count in both?
Thanks!
Hello @Caspe1010 ,
I didn't understand the question, but the numbers looks the same then the tables are the same.
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