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hymieho
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Resolver I

Load/combine multiple files, but only the two most recent files in the folder

Following up to my question here: I now need to compare the two most recent files to look for changes/differences. How do I keep/combine the two latest files (9/26 & 10/23 in this case). I see List.MaxN but I can't figure out how to leverage it here.... Help?

 

2017-08-01.CSV

2017-09-26.CSV

2017-10-23.CSV

etc.

 

Thanks!

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drewlewis15
Solution Specialist
Solution Specialist

One option could be to sort your date created column in descending order, and then only keep the first two rows. 

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drewlewis15
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Solution Specialist

One option could be to sort your date created column in descending order, and then only keep the first two rows. 

So simple... of course! Thanks.

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