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Table.TransformColumns - repeat rows n times and add a new column with 1 to n
I figured it out myself. I added a custom colum that copied the Term__c so that I had the original total months, then modified the TransformColumns step to this. The key was to drop the 3rd increment argument and use underscore as the second argument. TIL that underscore is a reference to the loop field when using each this way.
Table.TransformColumns(#"Filtered Rows", {"Term__c", each List.Numbers(1,_), type list})
I figured it out myself. I added a custom colum that copied the Term__c so that I had the original total months, then modified the TransformColumns step to this. The key was to drop the 3rd increment argument and use underscore as the second argument. TIL that underscore is a reference to the loop field when using each this way.
Table.TransformColumns(#"Filtered Rows", {"Term__c", each List.Numbers(1,_), type list})I'm not sure how the item listed in the solution actually gets you to the repeated rows. For me it just makes a column with a list type. This is what worked for me.
= Table.ExpandListColumn(Table.AddColumn(#"Filtered Rows", "MonthNumber", each List.Numbers(1,[Term__c])),"MonthNumber")
Ideal, thanks Tony
Hi Anonymous , can I ask how you managed to repeat the rows by the number of months please, i'm really stuck on this one?
Thank you
watch this video, it was really helpful for me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NAQf9b5J14
