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Hi All,
So I'm fairly new to Power BI, and I'm wondering why (for curiousity's sake more than anything) when using the Advanced Editor function in the Edit Queries screen, that the M code for a step always references the previous step.
e.g. #"Removed Columns3" = Table.RemoveColumns(#"Changed Type2",{"ExitResponse"}),
Where #"Changed Type2" is was the previous step.
This caused me a couple of trip ups when writing steps by hand, so some understanding of why it's doing it would be great to help me write better code.
Thanks!
Adam
because m is a procedural langauge, therefore it creates everything in steps. The last step is all the changes in the data to that point.
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