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I am trying to follow the instruction in the following link Solved: Removing duplicates - Microsoft Power BI Community
in an attempt to remove duplicates (CQTitle) based on the date (DteofCQ).
Everytime I attempt to add a custom column (as instructed in the link) I get the 'yield' sign.
Is this a delegation error or some other type of correctable error?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Resolved. The proper table name was Sorted Rows, and need to be written with quotes:
= Table.AddColumn(#"Sorted Rows", "Most Recent Docs", each let MostRecentDate = [DteofCQ] in "Sorted Rows"([All Rows],each[DteofCQ] = MostRecentDate))
Resolved. The proper table name was Sorted Rows, and need to be written with quotes:
= Table.AddColumn(#"Sorted Rows", "Most Recent Docs", each let MostRecentDate = [DteofCQ] in "Sorted Rows"([All Rows],each[DteofCQ] = MostRecentDate))
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