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Merge and Collate Data correctly
- 2 years ago
to know how to do this watch my video and pbix File
List.Generate(()=>[DATEUSED], (x)=> x<=[DATERETURNED], (x)=> Date.AddDays(x,1))
This is amazing, thank you.
I've come across a few potential issues with this method though.
There are a total of around 600+ items, meaning that each item needs to be manually added to the table as a column, and new items will also have to be manually added.
- Ive tried merging these into their own table so it can be used for filtering etc, however again each column needs to be typed manually to merge?
- Ahmedx2 years agoSuper User
show me what your table looks like so I can understand what you need
- dansta872 years agoFrequent Visitor
Thank You.
This is essentially the output table i am trying to get:
With the ability to filter on the item.
But if each ITEM is added as its own column, would i need to aggregate all of these columns into a single column so that i can filter them?- Ahmedx2 years agoSuper User
But if each ITEM is added as its own column
why do you have them separately and how is it I don’t understand