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Hi I've been using this line of code to rename the columns of a JSON nested table for years - all of a sudden it has stopped working and now when I run it it converts all of the RECORDS in the column to LISTS. I feel it is either a bug or a really simple solution.
= Table.TransformColumnNames(#"Expanded Column1.fields", each #"Lookup Function"(Text.BeforeDelimiter(_,"."),Text.AfterDelimiter(_,"."),JiraFields,"Column1.id","Column1.name"))
The error message returns on subsequent steps, which would have formerly expanded the Records into Tables
Expression.Error: We cannot convert the value "[List]" to type Table.
Details:
Value=[List]
Type=[Type]
Difficult to help you without seeing the JSON data it is working on.
Regards
Phil
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It seems to have resolved itself. 😐
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