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I want to create a list of Architectural Sheets.
I have an input form, where an "x" means to create a sheet for that item.
In PowerQuery I map that Excel cell to a variable.
I am using the statement to insert a row for the sheet name.
= Table.InsertRows(#"GeneralSheets", 0, {[Sheet Name = "Overall Plan - Level 1"]})
However, I only want to insert the row, when the cell is checked with an "x"
Can I insert an if then else statement in this?
Thank you.
Solved! Go to Solution.
I see what you mean. In other words, I can add all of the rows to correspond to the Excel form, and then filter the column storing the "x."
Thanks!
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