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Hi,
I will like to keep the last data version of data for each date in the table using "edit queries", deleting oldest versions. In the below table I will like to keep the biggest version number for each date: for May 5 version 2, for May 6 version 3.
How can I do this in M?
Thank you in advance.
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Hi @Aleph18 ,
you must create a subquery and group the data by date and maximum version. You can then merge the subquery with base data with an inner join
Check this.
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