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relative file reference
- 10 years ago
Hm, strange.
Please try another split on _invdtl
Otherwise please try if the other option works (just to check if there isn't anything else to it here, or a bug)
So many questions on Power Query and M... so many things to learn. In the meantime, it's nice to know people like ImkeF. Maybe she can help out with this.
let me shortly explain the error-message:
Ipath is a list, so you would have to decide somewhere, which item from the list should be taken. Also that is the reason why you cannot use Text.Combine on it, because you can use this command only with text as input, not with lists.
If you're working in Excel, you can try my dynamic approach instead:
So after you've extracted the individual dynamic filepath in a query named "Filepath" (which should be a table with one row only) you can construct your dynamic filepath like this:
lfile = Text.Combine({Filpath[TheColumnNameWithPathInIt]{0}, "\FC\dashboard\fc.mdb"}, ""),So the key is to adress the content of the table like in Excel via 2 coordinates: Columnname (here. "TheColumnNameWithFilepathInIt") and the rownumber (here: 0, as PQ starts to count with zero).
I find this article very helpful on this matter.